One-eyed Cat A Novel
One-eyed Cat, a novel by Paula Fox, was published by Bradbury Press in 1984 and spans 216 pages. The story follows Ned Wallis, a young boy who grapples with guilt and fear after disobeying his parents by taking a rifle from the attic. His internal conflict intensifies when he encounters a one-eyed wild cat, leading him to question the consequences of his actions and the secrets he harbors.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of emotions and feelings, as well as social issues, through Ned’s experiences. The book delves into the complexities of childhood, the weight of guilt, and the struggle to confront one’s mistakes. As Ned navigates his feelings and the repercussions of his choices, the story presents a poignant reflection on innocence and responsibility within the framework of juvenile fiction.
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Ned Wallis knows he’s forbidden to touch the rifle in the attic. But he can’t resist sneaking it out of the house, just once. Before he realizes it, Ned takes a shot at a dark shadow.
When Ned retums home, he’s sure he sees a face looking down at him from the attic window. Who has seen and heard him?
Ned’s feelings of guilt and fear only get worse when one day, while helping an elderly neighbor, he spots a wild cat with one eye missing. Could this be the thing Ned shot at that night? How can Ned bring himself to reveal his painful secret?
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