Charlie Anderson by Barbara Abercrombie

Charlie Anderson by Barbara Abercrombie

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Charlie Anderson by Barbara Abercrombie

Elizabeth and Sarah and their mother have a cat named Charlie, a stray they have taken in. At night, Charlie curls up on Elizabeth's bed to sleep. But every morning, after lapping up the milk in his bowl, he disappears into the woods. In the evening, he returns, in time to be brushed and fed.
Each weekend, Elizabeth and Sarah visit their father and stepmother in the city. They want to take Charlie with them, but Charlie is a country cat, their mother points out. They city is no place for him.
Charlie grows fatter and fatter, and then one stormy night, he doesn't come home. That's when the girls discover a secret about Charlie, something they have in common with him.
Elizabeth and Sarah's story -- and Charlie's -- is a contemporary one that takes into account the changing character of the family unit. Simply told and with heartwarming illustrations, Charlie Anderson will have special meaning for children whose parents are separated or divorced.

Barbara Abercrombie, a children's and adult book author, teaches creative writing in UCLA Extension's Writers' Program and leads writing workshops for the Wellness Community. She splits her time between Santa Monica, California, and Twin Bridges, Montana, with her husband.

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ISBN 13 9780689801143
ISBN 10 0689801149
Title Charlie Anderson
Author Barbara Abercrombie
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Simon & Schuster
Year published 1995-03-01
Number of pages 32
Prizes Winner of Irma S. & James H. Black Award 1991
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.