Title: Jane on her own
Product review: This is a charming story. S. D. Schindler's illustrations are fabulous - the cats live and move - and Ursula LeGuin's characterisations are spot on too. Jane, one of the Catwings, gets bored with her quiet life on the farm and decides to have "adventures." Unfortunately she falls in with a guy who, while seeming to love her, keeps her locked up and performing tricks for television cameras.This story is a wonderful fantasy for cat lovers of all ages. The moral (if you need a little medicine in your sugar) is that if you really love someone, you'll give them their freedom.
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