Kitty And Shep

Kitty used to be Jennie Livingston’s valuable Chartreux cat. Thanks to celebrity shaman Carlos, she is now a beautiful young woman with a feisty personality, a French accent, and an obsession with Scarlett O’Hara as her human role model. Before long, Kitty is trying to break up Jennie’s budding romance with Hollywood screenwriter Casey Chandler and set her up with Carlos instead. When not playing matchmaker, Kitty amuses herself by harassing Casey’s English Sheepdog Shep, who used to chase her up trees in her previous life. But when Carlos transforms Shep into a handsome young British chap, Kitty decides she wants to play Juliet to Shep’s Romeo. Romance is put on hold when Mickey Souris, Jennie’s disgruntled ex, kidnaps Kitty to change her back into a cat and breed her for money. A rescue mission by Jennie, Carlos and Shep leads to a climactic battle and some surprising results.

Kitty used to be Jennie Livingston's valuable Chartreux cat. Thanks to celebrity shaman Carlos, she is now a beautiful young woman with a feisty personality, a French accent, and an obsession with Scarlett O'Hara as her human role model. Before long, Kitty is trying to break up Jennie's budding romance with Hollywood screenwriter Casey Chandler and set her up with Carlos instead. When not playing matchmaker, Kitty amuses herself by harassing Casey's English Sheepdog Shep, who used to chase her up trees in her previous life. But when Carlos transforms Shep into a handsome young British chap, Kitty decides she wants to play Juliet to Shep's Romeo. Romance is put on hold when Mickey Souris, Jennie's disgruntled ex, kidnaps Kitty to change her back into a cat and breed her for money. A rescue mission by Jennie, Carlos and Shep leads to a climactic battle and some surprising results. Mario Barrera grew up in Mission, a South Texas border town. After graduating from the University of Texas, he spent the sixties in graduate school at UC Berkeley. During his subsequent academic career he taught politics, film analysis, screen writing and ethnic studies on five University of California campuses. He was one of the founders of the field of Chicano Studies in the nineteen seventies. His best known book is "Race and Class in the Southwest" (1979). His film credits include the documentaries "Chicano Park" and "Latino Stories of World War II, " plus the comedy short" The Party Line." His current project is a memoir.

Reliability, devotion and faithfulness: endearing qualities shared between people and their canine companions. Shep is the true story of a dog that became an inspiration to people around the world. Following the death of his owner in 1936, Shep watched as his body was placed on a train and shipped east. For more than five years, through rain and snow, Shep met every incoming train with hopes that he would see the man who had cared for him. Even today, people visit Fort Benton, Montana, to stand at the grave of a dog whose actions remind us of the true meaning of loyalty and heart.Sneed B. Collard III is the author of more than 45 books for young people including The Prairie Builders, The Forest in the Clouds, Butterfly Count and B is for Big Sky Country: A Montana Alphabet. Sneed lives in Missoula, Montana. Joanna Yardley has illustrated a number of award-winning children's books. This is her third book with Sleeping Bear Press. She is the illustrator of B is for Big Sky Country: A Montana Alphabet and P is for Peace Garden: A North Dakota Alphabet. Jo lives in Missoula, Montana along with her husband and son.

Pets at the Parsonage is the recounting of the interaction between our family and the many pets who lived with us, in the parsonages provided for us by the churches we served in New York, Ivory Coast, France, Illinois, and Minnesota. Their contributions to our lives, and ours to theirs, are worth remembering in a book.

The book A Journey as a continuation from the book The Mission were they had moved to the Rocky Mountains in Colorado to start their ranch who with the help of two mountain man and some Indians: search for lost cattle to add to their ranch and working at doing the things needed to survive life in the Rocky Mountains.

West Texas horse trainer Kitty Cartwright didn't expect a romantic proposal…especially from the New Mexico rancher who was her business rival. She didn't expect a proposal at all! But Kitty was having Liam Donovan's baby. And now the daddy-to-be was insisting they make it legal. No child of Liam's was going to be born without him around. The surprise was how quickly Kitty said "I do"—for the sake of the baby, of course. But with passion reigniting, this marriage of convenience was starting to feel an awful lot like the real thing. Was Liam ready to risk his heart? Because Kitty wasn't settling for anything less.