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    Walter and the Fairy Cat
    Walter and the Fairy Cat
    Walter and the Fairy Cat
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    Walter and the Fairy Cat

    By Sarah Parker

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    Walter is a kid who dislikes cats. After committing a bad act to the cats, a fairy cat appears to him and curses him. Suddenly he sees himself inside the body of a cat! He will finally feel what it is like to be on the other side until the second time the fairy cat appears...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEDUBook LDA
    Release dateAug 15, 2012
    ISBN9781476480503
    Walter and the Fairy Cat
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    Sarah Parker

    Sarah Parker is a children's book author who loves to write short stories. Born in Canada, Sarah currently lives in Europe. We wrote Europe because Sarah is a traveler and has been moving from town to town for 6 years now. She loves to create different characters and to put into words new ideas for each new book.

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      Walter and the Fairy Cat - Sarah Parker

      Walter and the Fairy Cat

      By Sarah Parker

      Published by Sarah Parker at Smashwords

      Copyright 2012 Sarah Parker

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      Smashwords Edition, License Notes

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      It was the cold month of December in the town of Pittsburgh, California. It was the month which most of the children waited for. In that same place stood an orphanage named Holy Molly. Miss Pat, the home mother of the orphanage, raised 15 parentless kids. One of them was Walter. He was 8 years old, fair skinned and big-eyed. He was jolly, friendly and pleasant-mannered but at times bit too stubborn and ill-tempered. He disliked animals, especially cats.

      Sunday, two days before Christmas, had finally come. It was the time when Holy Molly entertained couples who would have liked to adopt. The kids dressed nicely and behaved appropriately so that they can be chosen. Walter put his best clothes on and went to Miss Pat.

      "Hello Walter. You are the next kid to be interviewed, so behave well and answer their questions

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