The Winged Cat

The Winged Cat by Deborah Nourse Lattimore, published by HarperCollins on August 9, 1995, is a 40-page work presented in English. This book follows the story of Merit, a servant girl in the temple of cat goddesses, who witnesses a grave act committed by Waha, the High Priest. When Merit reports this wrongdoing to Pharaoh, Waha denies his guilt, leading to a call for each individual to take magic spells from the Book of the Dead and journey to the Netherworld.
Readers will find a narrative that intertwines elements of juvenile fiction with themes of legends, myths, and fables, set against a historical backdrop in Africa. The story explores the concepts of truth and justice as Merit navigates the challenges posed by Waha’s actions and the Pharaoh’s decree. This edition invites readers to engage with a tale that blends fairy tales and folklore, offering a glimpse into the rich tapestry of cultural storytelling.
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Merit is a servant girl in the temple of cat goddesses. In a rage, Waha, the High Priest, kills a sacred car, and Merit sees him do it.But when Merit reports the evil deed to Pharaoh, Waha denies that he is guilty>
“Hear me!” says Pharaoh. “You must each take the magic spells from the Book of the Dead and travel to the Netherworld.” Will Truth conquer all?
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