Jane On Her Own

By: Ursula K. Le Guin

Narrated by: Ursula K. Le Guin

Award-winning author Ursula K. Le Guin's Catwings books are beloved by younger readers. In the final book of the series, youngest catwings kitten Jane is fed up with life on the farm, and decides to strike out on her own. She soon finds that people will take advantage of her for their own gain, and tries to find someone who loves her not just because she is a cat with wings.

©1999 Ursula K. Le Guin (P)2008 Recorded Books,LLC

Lovely little story

Such a sweet little story for a child. My son would have enjoyed reading this with me when he was little.

Jane loves freedom

Beautiful narration by a favorite author. A flying cat escapes captivity in a money mad city and finds a balance of home and adventure in a loving home.

Heartwarming

This final installment in the Catwings series sees the youngest of Mrs. Tabby-Jones's children set out to find her place in a society that is unprepared for anyone different. All about learning how to tell when one is loved for herself rather than collected for someone else's personal interests. A final adventure to give mothers hope (you'll see what I mean)!

Super cute

It was a cute lovely story. The Catwings books make me so happy. They are good wholesome stories.

Independence vs interdependence. "No cat is an island, wings or not."

Courage to explore the world and the views of others needs to be balanced with wisdom and prudence.