When he finishes his masterpiece, he takes it next door to his friend, Mrs. Putter decides to write a list of "Good Things" ("Yellow cats," "Cinnamon toast," etc.) instead of a mystery. This happens for three days and finally Mr. Then, of course, it's time to take a nap. After coming up with a title, he is ready for a break (he "spent three minutes on his title and four hours on his snack"). He has everything an author needs-"a soft chair, a warm fire, and a good cat"-except for an idea for the plot. |3 Publisher description |y Publisher description |u Putter gets an old cat to share his life with him. |a San Diego : |b Harcourt Brace, |c c1994. Putter and Tabby pour the tea / |c Cynthia Rylant illustrated by Arthur Howard. West Haven Ora Mason Children's Beginning Chapter Bks West Haven Bookmobile Children's Fiction Easy Readers
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