Books with title Letters from Cuba

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"Letters From Tom" tells the story of Molly, a thirteen year-old girl who lives in an old house in a small town. She discovers mysterious letters from the past in her attic bedroom and is drawn into the relationship between Susan, the maid in the olden day's house, and Susan's brother Tom who is fighting in France during WW1. Molly and her friend Emma find more letters as they prepare their own video project on the Great War. At first, they think the letters are stuff Molly's father has packed away in boxes under the attic eaves but they find an unfinished and un-sent letter from Susan that persuades them to intervene in time by writing a letter to Tom. He is desperately ill. Their letter gives him the will to survive. The girls don't know how the loop in time works but they look up Einstein's theory of time and hope for the best.

These are the letters from Hana the cat to her dearly missed owner and her siblings. She was left without her favorite person for a full month. I promised Nancy a photo of Hana every day while she was gone, and Hana decided letters would be more appropriate, she being a literate kitty and all. So, with my little help, Hana wrote daily, mostly about what cats are most interested in - themselves!

As a young girl, Hallie was sent away for summer vacation. Leaving behind Kitty (her best friend and beloved cat), Hallie made the best of the situation by writing letters home to her Kitty. Imagine Hallie's surprise when Kitty starts writing back, describing the mischief going on back home! "Letters from My Cat" is a warm, often funny, and sometimes melancholy story of a girl and her best friend.