The Adventures of Henry the City Cat: Freedom: Volume 2

By Debby A Summers, Eric Reese and Rebecca Shaw

The Adventures of Henry the City Cat series is about a tuxedo cat named Henry, and written from Henry's perspective. The series begins with Henry's adoption, and moving to an apartment in the city.  Henry stands on the arm of the sofa to look outside.  He spots other kittens and cats playing outside and begs &quo

• Language: English
• Publisher: Summers' Self-Publishing
• Release date: Dec 19, 2017
• ISBN: 9780998371344

Debby A Summers

Debby Summers is a wife, stepmom, and mom to three fur babies. After living and working in different states around the U.S., Debby retired, and moved to the South. The enjoyment of free time without stress and deadlines wore off quickly. Debby decided to pursue her dream of writing. She began with non-fiction books for children and adults that follows the life of Henry, a tuxedo cat, and their life together over the past 14 years. Pets give us joy, and unconditional love. Sharing her life with Henry (from his point of view) in text and pictures has been a work of love.

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The Adventures of Henry the City Cat

Freedom

Copyright © 2017

Written by Debby Summers

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No part of this publication to include illustrations, photographs or text may be used, reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the publisher.

The Adventures of Henry the City Cat

Title Trademark ™2016

Book Series Published by Summers Self-publishing

Illustrations by Eric Reese

Interior design by Rebecca Shaw

Alexandria, AL 36250

Distributed by

Summers Self-Publishing, Alexandria, AL 36250

Manufactured in the United States of America

1st Edition

Volume 2

ISBN:

ISBN-978-0-9983713-3-7

ISBN-978-0-9983713-4-4 (e-book)

Table of Contents

Too Young

Mom’s New Friend

Freedom

Orangey

Chloe

Chloe vs Orangey

Home At Last

Old Age

TOO YOUNG

It had been several