Four Moggies Head South

by Stephen Aleppo

Overview

Four cats have been abandoned in a London apartment. Their alcoholic owners have left them to die. Things look bleak until one of them remembers an old lady she lived with many years earlier. There is only one snag, she lives fifty miles away and that's assuming she's still alive. If they have any hope of getting there, they must first escape the apartment and cope with a journey that will change their lives forever.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940045086691
Publisher:	Stephen Aleppo
Publication date:	11/09/2012
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	283 KB
Age Range:	5 - 11 Years

About the Author

Franz Kafka Prize, European Union Prize for Literature, Goethe Prize, The Hans Christian Anderson Award, …… these are just a few of the awards I'm never likely to win……. But I’m still doing something I love thanks to ebooks and ultimately that’s all that counts. Born Camberwell London UK 1959 (OMG!!) Grew up in Mitcham, Tooting and Clapham in London. Have been writing as a hobby since Primary school. English was about the only thing I ever excelled at and writing for me was always on the cards even if I was generally too lazy to sit down and do it. If the lesson wasn't English I generally gazed out of the nearest window and thought about the universe. I only recently started making a real effort to write in the last five years or so as the mindless grip of the book agent is finally at an end and we all have a second chance. My other serious Hobby is Photography. Enjoy writing for the younger Teen Market as I still tend to think like a fourteen year old. Shame I haven’t got the legs to go with the outlook anymore, but it comes to us all. Also have a strong interest in the paranormal, especially out of body experiences. I have been plagued by them since my childhood and am in the process of putting the finishing touches to my new book, A simple Guide to the Out of Body Experience. If I had the guts I’d like to be a stand up comic. One of the worst sins in life is to take yourself too seriously.