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Lucy’s Cat and the Rainbow Birds

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Lucy's Cat and the Rainbow Birds

By Anthony Hill About · Illustrated by Jane Tanner

Lucy had a garden with a lovely tree, where the rainbow birds came down to feed.
She also had a grey tabby cat called Artemis – the Hunter.
Every morning, when Lucy went into her garden to feed the birds, Artemis came too. Slinking softly, stealthily, silently through the winter grass. Not making a sound.

Then one day, POUNCE! Artemis tried to catch a rainbow bird to feed herself.

What will Lucy do? She tries scolding Artemis, and begging her. And then she tries putting bells on the cat’s collar. But Artemis is too smart for that! Or is she?

CategoriesConservation
AuthorAnthony Hill About
IllustratorJane Tanner
Type Of BookAustralian Picture Book
FormatHardback
ISBN9780670029167
Published10/11/2006
Price Per CopyRRP $26.95
1–9 copies$24.25
10–19 copies$22.90
20+ copies$21.56
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Anthony Hill

Anthony Hill is a Canberra-based writer, former journalist and speechwriter for the Governor-General. In addition to this, Anthony Hill and his family ran an antique shop for five years in a small country town in New South Wales. The experience formed the basis of his first two books, The Bunburyists and Antique Furniture in Australia. His first children’s book, Birdsong, was published in 1988, followed in 1994 by his award-winning novella The Burnt Stick, illustrated by Mark Sofilas. The two combined again to produce Spindrift in 1996 and Forbidden in 2002.

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