Catho Darlington: Lessons Learned in the Space Age

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Xlibris Corporation, Dec 6, 2001 - Fiction - 341 pages

(Five Stars) " An enjoyable and resonating tale of creativity. Catho Darlington: Lessons Learned in the Space Age by Sara Marie Hogg (an original and genuinely talented author) is and archetypal and entertaining novel of a quirky, imaginative young girl growing up in the Ozarks Mountains in the 1950's. Revealing an isolated community rich with tradition and narrarating the trials and tribulations of adolescence in a heartwarming style, Catho Darlington is an enjoyable and re- sonating tale of creativity, perseverence, and fun."

--Midwest Book Review, Oregon, WI USA (January 4 edition)

 

Contents

CALHOUN
9
THE BLAST OFF
14
MAIN STREET
19
THE PEOPLE
25
THE TEENYTINY HOUSE
34
BEANIE
37
THE FRONTIER QUEEN
44
THE JOB
46
TEENIE
185
AUNT GLADIOLA
193
STARK TERROR AND THE EGGWASHING ROOM
201
THE THREE CROSSES
210
THE CORPS
219
A SUMMER STORM
223
THE SCARIEST HALLOWEEN OF ALL
231
THE TINGLER
238

KIDS DAY
53
THE GIFT
64
THE NEW NEIGHBORHOOD
69
THE FIRST GRADE
79
THE SUMMER BLAHS
87
A QUICKENED PACE
96
UNCLE CLIFFY AND THE MONEY MAKINGMACHINE
103
FUNERALS
110
HIDEOUTS
113
FRANCES
118
THE BIG TIP
127
PEARLIE PARKER
131
THE SNOWSTORM
137
UNICUELY BEAUTIFUL
142
SLEEPING BEAUTY
149
JOURNEYS
155
A DEADLY POISON
159
BETSY
167
THE MONKEYDO
182
ROCK AND ROLL
247
FLOWERY GARDEN
255
A DAY IN THE BIG CITY
260
THE SCHOOL ASSEMBLY
265
FREAK WAVES
268
STRANGE OCCURRENCES
274
THE SPACE AGE
282
FOUR EYES
289
THE EAR
295
THE GYRATING GOURMET
304
CATHO CHANEL
312
SIN AND PERDITION
317
THE PHARAOHS DAUGHTERS
322
GLAMOUR
327
THE UNIVERSE AND BEYOND
335
STUDY SHEET
340
Back Cover
342
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About the author (2001)

Sara Marie Hogg, Born in 1949 is a native of Missouri. She is a Fine Arts graduate of TCU (1972). Previous published works include a volume of poetry (1990), and a volume of macabre short stores (2000). She has written a humor column for her county newspaper. (HOGWASH!) Her poem, “Cry of the Osage” was honored at the First Annual Missouri Writers Week Awards for Poetry (1991). Enright House, Ireland (1992) honored her poem “Incident Near White River” with publication. Wearing her white bucks, cat’s eye glasses and a crop top fashioned at age eleven, Sara Marie Hogg, 52, hula hoops into infinity.

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