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What's Maggie Up To?,Used
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Product DescriptionWhen Maggie, an orange cat who lives in a big apartment house and who has friends among all the tenants, disappears, all the neighbors worry until they discover why she vanished.From Publishers WeeklyCrisp, clean design and effective use of white space characterize this cheerful story of an apartmenthouse feline that starts behaving in a most peculiar manner. Maggie, a delightful tiger cat, endears herself to all the neighbors by paying friendly visits, enjoying a saucer of milk here, a bit of fish there. When Maggie becomes reclusive and resorts to stealing things like a ball of yarn and a sock off the clothesline, everyone notices. She soon disappears for three days, and curiosity gets the better of the neighbors; following Maggie to her attic lair, they discover the reasonsof the tiny, mewing varietyfor Maggie's odd behavior. An appealingly diverse cast of various ages and ethnic backgrounds, all seen through uniquely decorated windows, lends a cosmopolitan air to this blithesome tale. Bernhard's use of flat shapes and brilliantly colored patterns creates an environment of uncommon visual intrigue. Ages 38.Copyright 1992 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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