An edition of Thomasina (1957)

Thomasina

the cat who thought she was God.

[1st ed.]
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An edition of Thomasina (1957)

Thomasina

the cat who thought she was God.

[1st ed.]
  • 3.5 (2 ratings)
  • 13 Want to read
  • 1 Currently reading
  • 3 Have read

Thomasina has delusions of grandeur and a fierce desire to live.

Publish Date
Publisher
Doubleday
Language
English
Pages
288

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Edition Availability
Cover of: Thomasina
Thomasina
January 1989, International Polygonics
Paperback in English
Cover of: Thomasina
Thomasina
1985, Penguin in association with Joseph
in English
Cover of: Thomasina
Thomasina
February 1981, Avon Books (Mm)
Cover of: Thomasina.
Thomasina.
1957, Joseph
in English
Cover of: Thomasina
Thomasina: the cat who thought she was God.
1957, Doubleday
in English - [1st ed.]
Cover of: Thomasina.
Thomasina.
1957, Joseph
in English

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Edition Notes

Published in
Garden City, N.Y
Genre
Fiction.

Classifications

Library of Congress
PZ3.G13586 Th, PS3513.A413 Th, PZ3.G13586, PS3513.A413

The Physical Object

Pagination
288 p.
Number of pages
288

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL6226531M
Internet Archive
thomasinacatwhot00gall
LCCN
57013018
OCLC/WorldCat
2530907
LibraryThing
218635
Goodreads
13634798

Work Identifiers

Work ID
OL4134115W

Work Description

By the author of the classic The Snow Goose, a heartbreaking story about a young girl and her most unusual cat, who has magical powers that save her owner's life.

Seven-year-old Mary adores her ginger cat, Thomasina, and is crushed when Thomasina falls sick, and Mary’s father, a grim, inflexible man who is the town vet, decrees that the only thing to be done is to put Thomasina down. Mary refuses to speak to her father, and then she herself contracts a life-threatening disease. In the meantime, however, Thomasina has been rescued—by the mysterious Lori, the Red Witch of the glen. Thomasina is now Talitha, the descendant of an Egyptian goddess, and she is coming back to seek revenge!

Thomasina, like Jenny of The Abandoned, Paul Gallico’s other great feline heroine (Jenny is Thomasina’s great-aunt), tells her own story in her own way, witty, charming, divine, and sometimes as sharp as an unsheathed claw. Thomasina is a cat for the ages. Thomasina is a sheer delight.

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