Adventures of a Cat-Whiskered Girl

By Pinkwater, Daniel

Publishers Summary:
Big Audrey is a girl . . .with cat’s whiskers . . .and sort of cat’s eyes.But, is there an other cat-whiskered, sort of cat-eyed girl? Big Audrey waves goodbye to her friends Iggy and Neddie, Seamus, and Crazy Wig, in Los Angeles and hitches a ride with bongo-playing-while-driving Marlon Brando across the country to Poughkeepsie, New York, city of mystery. She finds she has questions needing answers—and a bit of inter-plane-of-existence traveling to do. Big Audrey and her telepathic friend Molly zigzag off on an incredibly strange and kooky adventure, and solve the mystery of the cat-whiskered doppelganger.

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ISBN
978-0-54722-324-7
Publisher
Houghton


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School Library Journal

Reviewed on August 1, 2010

Gr 4–6—Big Audrey, the cat-whiskered girl who returned with Iggy, Neddie, and Seamus to their plane of existence at the end of The Yggyssey (Houghton Harcourt, 2009), takes center stage in this adventure. Wanting to see more of this plane, she sets off on a road trip across the country and ends up in Poughkeepsie, NY. Audrey mingles with the locals—a quirky cast of characters that includes a wise woman who shows her a picture of a 19th-century girl who looks ex...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

Horn Book Magazine

Reviewed on May 1, 2010

Pinkwater takes another dip into the world of The Neddiad (rev. 5/07) and The Yggyssey (rev. 3/09) as he follows Big Audrey, the cat-whiskered girl, from Los Angeles to Poughkeepsie, where she makes new friends and solves a mystery. The new friends include Molly, a dwerg from the Catskill Mountains; wise woman Chicken Nancy; and Harold, a giant who is rather short (but we don't mention it). The mystery involves a...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

Horn Book Guide

Reviewed on January 1, 2010

Pinkwater follows Big Audrey, the cat-whiskered girl (<i>The Neddiad</i>, <i>The Yggyssey</i>) to Poughkeepsie. She makes new f...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

Junior Library Guild

Reviewed on July 1, 2010

Daniel Pinkwater skillfully presents quirky topics—such as UFOs that are really flying intergalactic cats—in a deadpan way. The contrast of the wacky content and its blasé depiction is hilarious. Rea...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

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