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Callie the Calico Kitty

LaVonna Moore, Kitty Hendrix

Audible Audiobook (LaVonna Moore, Feb. 5, 2015)

Callie narrates this sweet and adorable story of her new country life after she was adopted. Callie learns all about country animals. Very educational. Based on a true story.

Callie narrates this sweet and adorable story of her new country life after she was adopted. The book features 38 color photographs of Callie wearing different outfits, hats and wigs! Callie learns all about country animals as she bonds with her new big brother, a black Labrador Retriever named Peanut. Callie and Peanut's adventures will win your heart over. Based on a true story.

Callie The Calico Kitty

LaVonna Moore

Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Jan. 13, 2015)

Callie narrates this sweet and adorable story of her new country life after she was adopted. Features 45 color photographs of Callie wearing different outfits, hats and wigs! Callie learns all about country animals and the sounds they make. Very educational. Based on a true story.

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The Calico Kid

Dennis James Low

language (Year of the Book Press, Oct. 15, 2018)

The Calico Kid could out shoot, out ride, and out fight any ten men in Texas. All he ever wanted to be was a cowboy, but he had one big problem: he was allergic to cattle.Giving up his dream, the Kid tried lots of other jobs, until a post in the Kansas City Daily Gazette set him off on a whole new journey… herding cats instead of cattle!

Daisy the Calico Kitty

Dawn Eggers

language (, Jan. 12, 2015)

Daisy's brothers have all found new homes. Will Daisy the calico kitty find a new home?

The Calico Kid

Dennis James Low

Paperback (Year of the Book Press, Oct. 26, 2018)

The Calico Kid could out shoot, out ride, and out fight any ten men in Texas. All he ever wanted to be was a cowboy, but he had one big problem: he was allergic to cattle.Giving up his dream, the Kid tried lots of other jobs, until a post in the Kansas City Daily Gazette set him off on a whole new journey… herding cats instead of cattle!