Barbara M. Joosse Books

Anna and the Cat Lady

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When nine-year-old Anna rescues a stray kitten, it leads her into friendship with Mrs. Sarafiny, an eccentric old woman with many cats and a paranoid conviction that the Martians are after her.

Wild Willie

By Joosse, Barbara M. Joosse

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Nobody's Cat

By Barbara M. Joosse

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A starving cat who has been living in the wild seeks food and shelter for her kittens and herself by going to the home of a learning disabled boy.

Nobody's cat

By Barbara M. Joosse

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A starving cat who has been living in the wild seeks food and shelter for her kittens and herself by going to the home of a learning disabled boy.

The pitiful life of Simon Schultz

By Barbara M. Joosse

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Thirteen-year-old Simon tries to stand up for himself and be recognized for who he is, not for the person his mother wants him to be.

The Pitiful Life of Simon Schultz

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Better With Two

By Barbara M. Joosse

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Laura tries to make Mrs. Brady feel better when her dog Max dies.

Dinah's mad, bad wishes

By Barbara M. Joosse

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Dinah wishes horrible things for her mother when the two have a fight.

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