Ebook {Epub PDF} Mrs. Crumps Cat by Linda Smith

 · Mrs. Crump's Cat by Linda Smith, David Roberts. Click here for the lowest price! Hardcover, ,  · Mrs. Crump's Cat by Linda Smith Cranky Mrs. Crump has no use for cats, but when she finds a stray shivering on her doorstep her life is subtly--and pleasantly--transformed. Suggested Grade Level(s): Fourth Grade, Second Grade, Third Grade. Cranky Mrs. Crump has no use for cats, but when she finds a stray shivering on her doorstep her life is subtly--and pleasantly--transformed.

Mrs. Crump's Cat, by Linda Smith (author) and David Roberts (illust.). HarperCollins, Dr. V's take: Mrs. Crump's Cat is just the charmingest. I found this little gem at an otherwise underwhelming used book sale and almost didn't pick it up. The book is ten years old, I'd never heard of it,and most of all. Mrs. Crump's Cat by Linda Smith, illustrated by David Roberts (HarperCollins, ). The last thing Mrs. Crump needs is a cat, especially a "sneaky, finicky, troublesome, WET, yellow cat with FLEAS." Or does she? A heartwarming story about hard-earned friendship. Ages 4-up. From the publisher bio: Linda Smith is the author of: When Moon Fell Down, Continue Reading Mrs. Crump's Cat by. #1 Smith, Linda, , author of Mrs. Biddlebox; full name Linda Susan Smith (LC ) #2 Smith, Linda author of The broken thread (LC ) #3 Smith, Linda, , author of The very best of Linda Smith (LC ) #4 Smith, Linda, author of All about living (LC ) #5 Smith, Linda, July author of From Congress to the brothel.

Mrs. Crump’s Cat by Linda Smith, illustrated by David Roberts (HarperCollins, ). The last thing Mrs. Crump needs is a cat, especially a “sneaky, finicky, troublesome, WET, yellow cat with FLEAS.” Or does she? A heartwarming story about hard-earned friendship. Ages 4-up. Mrs. Crump's Cat by Linda Smith, David Roberts. Click here for the lowest price! Hardcover, , As the cat ingratiates itself paw by paw, Mrs. Crump comes up with one reason after another why not to give the cat the boot, buying cream at the grocer's, bathing it for fleas, buying a collar, etc. Her last resort is a sign in Mr. Henry's store window: "Found. One sneaky, finicky, troublesome, wet yellow cat with fleas.".