Her struggle to survive and her final success in finding a new and loving home make a suspenseful and heart wrenching story which is enhanced by sensitive illustrations by the author.
The story has a bittersweet ending, because despite the loving attention that Betty now enjoys, there is no way of telling her that she will never be abandoned again.
We know the story to be true because it was the author, Rosalind Welcher herself who rescued Betty and gave her her present home.
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Since Betty can't write, she has dictated her adventures to Rosalind Welcher, whose other books (not dictated by cats) include The Runaway Angel, The Magic Top and The Split Level Child.
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Book Description Paperback. Condition: Like New. Like New. book. Seller Inventory # D8S0-3-M-093977500X-5
Book Description Trade paperback. 64 p. Trade paperback with the author's artwork simply presented. Text is all lower case, without punctuation, from the cat's viewpoint. Classic moral tale: When summer turned to fall and vacationing families had themselves turned to distant routines, the author took note of a lingering cat in the yard. She called her Betty and watched as the season cooled, and Betty stayed, interested in playing with the little girl who lived there. She would find a home inside, and this is her story, told in free verse with human help. She had searched for a home when had been abandoned perhaps by thoughtless summer folk, and in her end note, facilitating author Rosalind Welcher expressed the hope that vacationers might read Betty's story. Very good. Slightest edge wear. Minor surface scuffing. Clean interior. Presumed 1st. No print line. Short print run. 1. Seller Inventory # Alibris.Vet0350007825