Rodney The Cat - Deane, Linda
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In this legacy edition of his story, some of Rodney's friends pay tribute to their own Rainbow Bridge cats while New Zealand's most famous cat tells the epic tale of his adventures. Rodney shares the purrls of wisdom he gleaned along the way as he journeyed to find his human soulmate before taking up his role as the "Chief Meeter and Greeter" at the Rainbow Bridge. "It is mid-June in a small agricultural town in central New Zealand. Winter is making its presence known with short days and long, cold nights. I am going for a car ride which ends abruptly when I am pushed out into the cold, dark…mehr

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In this legacy edition of his story, some of Rodney's friends pay tribute to their own Rainbow Bridge cats while New Zealand's most famous cat tells the epic tale of his adventures. Rodney shares the purrls of wisdom he gleaned along the way as he journeyed to find his human soulmate before taking up his role as the "Chief Meeter and Greeter" at the Rainbow Bridge. "It is mid-June in a small agricultural town in central New Zealand. Winter is making its presence known with short days and long, cold nights. I am going for a car ride which ends abruptly when I am pushed out into the cold, dark wilderness. The car drives off quickly, spinning its tyres, and leaves me behind. I am all alone. My name is Rodney, and this is my story."
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Linda Deane is an avid cat fan. She and her husband currently share their home with ten cats of their own and a variable number of foster cats at any given time. Linda was born in South Africa but now lives in New Zealand and has always loved animals and nature. Her close relationship with cats has taught her much about their ways and her love for them has inspired her writing. She is never short of a "mewse" or two, or three, or four......The profits of her writing support cat charities in New Zealand.