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by Tricia Brown (Author), Barbara Lavallee (Illustrator)
Groucho's name is obvious to Kristie when she names her new kitten. He's as white as a cloud everywhere except for those two black smudges above his eyes. What other name could she have given him? Kristie and Groucho become fast friends and playmates, reading together, snuggling under the quilt, and playing hide-and-seek, tracking games in the snow of a far north winter. When Grouch wanders away one wintery day, Kristie must rely on her Alaskan outdoor skills and woodsy savvy to follow various animal tracks. Young readers join her in a search for those precious black eyebrows in a scary, snowy world full of moose, fox, and other creatures of the wild.Back Jacket
Is Groucho, the kitten, lost in the Alaskan wilderness near her new home? Can Kristie find her young cat her family just added as the family pet? How can Kristie find a white cat in the deep snow in the woods?
Author Biography
Tricia Brown is the author of several nonfiction books for adults, as well as the award-winning nonfiction childen's book "Children of the Midnight Sun. "She has also written "Patsy Ann of Alaska: The True Story of a Do""g "illustrated by James Fowler (2011)
Barbara Lavallee is a premier Alaskan artist whose best-selling books include "Mama, Do You Love Me? "and the Imagine Living Here series. Her original paintings and art prints are sold to Alaskan visitors who come from around the world.
