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Emily Cheney Neville (1919–1997)

Auteur de It's Like This, Cat

13+ oeuvres 1,744 utilisateurs 30 critiques

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Œuvres de Emily Cheney Neville

It's Like This, Cat (1963) 1,576 exemplaires
Berries Goodman (1965) 76 exemplaires
The Seventeenth-Street gang (1966) 25 exemplaires
The Bridge (1988) 20 exemplaires
Traveler from a small kingdom (1968) 15 exemplaires
The China Year (1991) 13 exemplaires
Garden of broken glass (1975) 10 exemplaires
Fogarty (1969) 4 exemplaires
TITLE 1 exemplaire

Oeuvres associées

The Best of Both Worlds: An Anthology of Stories for All Ages (1968) — Contributeur — 25 exemplaires

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Partage des connaissances

Date de naissance
1919-12-28
Date de décès
1997-12-14
Sexe
female
Nationalité
USA
Lieu de naissance
Manchester, Connecticut, USA
Lieux de résidence
Manchester, Connecticut, USA
New York, New York, USA
Keene Valley, New York, USA
Études
Bryn Mawr College
Professions
journalist
Prix et distinctions
Newbery Medal 1964

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Reveals the developing maturity of a 14-year-old New York City boy, who with his cat, explores the city.
 
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BLTSbraille | 27 autres critiques | Sep 3, 2021 |
Newbery Award 1964. 14-year-old Davey has a normal 1960's family and lives in a much more peaceful New York City. He learns the ways of a Cat, how to make friends, and how much like his Dad he is.
 
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LindaLeeJacobs | 27 autres critiques | Feb 15, 2020 |
I'm glad my book group chose this one. I hadn't read it since childhood. An interesting tale. Any one familiar with New York will better understand the journeys Dave takes. Not much of a plot line. More a glimpse into a life. I was startled at the ending and had to reread a few pages to make sense of it. Now I want to read some of Beverly Cleary's teen books and see how they compare. I was interested to see inside a boy's head having always been inside a girls!
 
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njcur | 27 autres critiques | Dec 30, 2019 |
It's Like This Cat follows the story of Dave Mitchell as he forges through those awkward teen years we all have. He argues with his father and has a hard time talking to girls and finding friends. He stumbles upon a stray cat, which he takes home and calls Cat. Cat helps Dave meet two new friends, Tom and Mary. Tom is on his own and has no connection with his family. This encourages Dave to start looking at his own family differently.

This was a great coming of age story. It's lighthearted but with significant truths we can all connect with. Who hasn't had difficult relationships with parents or peers? Sometimes it takes seeing things from someone's perspective other than our own to break down barriers and become a true family.

It was slightly dated, but good, nonetheless.
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BookishHooker | 27 autres critiques | Dec 16, 2019 |

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Œuvres
13
Aussi par
1
Membres
1,744
Popularité
#14,747
Évaluation
½ 3.7
Critiques
30
ISBN
54
Langues
1

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