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Sophie's Tom (Sophie Books) by Dick King-Smith · Booklabria

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Sophie's Tom (Sophie Books)

Children's fictionEngland

Sophie's Tom (Sophie Books)

Name: Sophie's Tom (Sophie Books)
Author: Dick King-Smith

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First published: 1991
Editions: 13 in 3 languages

Synopsis

Befriending a stray cat helps a very determined five-year old adjust to school, learn about friends, and pursue her dream of one day becoming a farmer. A sequel to "Sophie's Snail."

Subjects: Children's fiction
England
Girls
Cats
Pets
Children: Grades 3-4
Set in: England
Characters: Sophie

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13 in 3 languages

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English10 French2 German1

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