CAT-astrophe

By Robert Favretto

Inspiration comes from an unexpected source, and the story of a cricket match, a new neighbour, and an annoying cat becomes a winner.

But is it all as it seems?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Morris Publishing Australia
• Release date: Dec 13, 2012
• ISBN: 9780985914790

Robert Favretto

Robert is a primary school teacher and Victorian based writer of children’s fiction. His previous publishing credits include Leonardo’s Spot of Trouble (Blake Education), Lost for Words Limelight Press) and winning first prize in the Victorian School News Tickler of a Teacher Tale competition. He has completed a Diploma of Professional Children’s Writing and has presented writing workshops for primary school aged children and the Hastings Literacy Festival.

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CAT-astrophe

© Robert Favretto, 2012.

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Acknowledgements

Thank you to everyone who helped make this book possible.

First and foremost, to my family