Thomas the cat is a curious but sleepy cat who finds himself going on the adventure of a lifetime. He is translated through time to an ancient village. Then- out of sheer curiousity, Thomas follows twelve talkative travelers, who appear to be listening to a very wise teacher. Whether you're a boy or girl, Mom or Dad, or cat like Thomas, what happens next will both amaze and astound you! Join Thomas as he makes a truly earth shattering discovery!
Genre: JUVENILE FICTION / Animals / CatsSince I'm a relatively unknown author, the sales of this book have been few and far between. Right now, it ranks 3,490,247 in books. But with the right audience, that number will change dramatically. I believe "The antics of Thomas the cat:Thomas and the Golden Chalice" would appeal very much to the children of Italy. It could help the older generation pass on the baton of faith to spiritally enrich the next generation!
Strangely enough when he opened his eyes, he was no longer in a box, but found himself in the middle of what appeared to be a bustling town. "Where am I?" pondered Thomas, "And how did I get here?" His location was not the only thing in question. He noticed both men and women, girls and boys scurrying about wearing very unusual tunic like clothing. Granted having lived in a small village for most of his life, he could hardly consider himself a 'cat of the world' acquainted with the many styles and customs of humans. But something seemed different from what he was used to seeing.
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Translated by Bianca Bunge
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Author review: Excellent translator! |
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Translated by Joseph Tucker
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Author review: Mr. Tucker would be highly recommended by me as a translator. He is fast and accurate. |
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Translated by Fabio Petuello
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Author review: Accurate and quick translator! Silvia captured the essence of the written words in her beautiful Portuguese language! |
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Translated by Rafael Zarraga
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