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by - written on 02/10/09 (Very useful, 58 readings)
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When I first met my husband, a keen cyclist, I impressed him no end with my knowledge of the world of cycling. I'll let you into a little secret. At the time all of my cycling knowledge had been gleaned from Freya North's book, 'Cat', but don't tell him that! ~~~ Synopsis ~~~ This was Freya North's fourth novel and introduced the three McCabe sisters who feature in this book and three subsequent ones. Cat, Fen and Pip McCabe had an eclectic upbringing by their uncle Django after their mother ran off with a cowboy from Denver. Freya's fifth and sixth books focus on Fen and Pip but as you've probably guessed by the title of this book, Cat (short ... Read the complete review
by - written on 22/08/08 (Very useful, 56 readings)
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Freya North - Cat First published by William Heinemann in 1999. ISBN: 0 09 948476 5 Another book of the mini series about the McCabe sisters; Fen, Pip and Cat. If you haven't read my reviews of the other two I'll just repeat my advice here: Doesn't matter what order you read them in but read them all before venturing on to 'Home truths' as this book is set a few years in the future for the whole McCabe family. ---The Characters--- Cat McCabe: cycling enthusiast, going off to cover the Tour De France as a sports journalist: the main character. Fen McCabe: Cats sister, ... Read the complete review
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