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An Interview with Inbali Iserles, Author of The Tygrine Cat

Read this interview with your students to learn about author Inbali Iserles and the process of writing The Tygrine Cat.

Grade Levels: 5 - 8

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The Tygrine Cat
Inbali Iserles

Feline lovers and fantasy fans will go for this high-suspense tale of a cat with ancient powers who must save a feral clan.
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