The Peculiar Power of Tabitha Brown | Mary Hooper

This is a brilliant imaginative story about a girl who can turn into a cat when angry. Tabitha Brown is a young girl whose nana dies and leaves her an old cushion. This is a very good novel, especially when Tabitha is trying to talk to her friend, while in cat form. I think most people should read this, as it is funny, imaginative, quick, and easy to read.

The peculiar power of Tabitha Brown
122 Pages

7/10

ABR Rating: A
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