Homer, the Library Cat
By Reeve Lindbergh
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Synopsis
Homer, a serene cat, cherishes his tranquil life with a quiet lady in a peaceful home. One day, a sudden loud noise startles him, prompting an unexpected journey through the bustling town. In his quest for calm, Homer explores various noisy places, including the fire station and train yard, each proving too loud for his liking. Eventually, he discovers the library, where he reunites with his quiet lady and finds the perfect peaceful spot to rest.
About the author
Reeve Lindbergh is a well-loved author who writes stories and poems for children. She is known for her gentle and imaginative books, such as 'The Day the Goose Got Loose' and 'My Little Grandmother Often Forgets.' Reeve enjoys sharing adventures and feelings through her writing, inspiring young readers to explore the world around them.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
Published
2012
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