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    The Cat, The Lion
    The Cat, The Lion
    The Cat, The Lion
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    The Cat, The Lion

    By Sarah Parker

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    Arrel is a house cat with big dreams: she wants to become a lion! To fulfill her dream, she embarks on a dangerous adventure that started by chance. Guided by a stray cat, Arrel explores the zoo and meets many strange and unique animals who help her to realize her real dreams.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEDUBook LDA
    Release dateOct 29, 2012
    ISBN9781301992652
    The Cat, The Lion
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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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