[Mercedes-Lackey] Reserved for the Cat

[Elena Gwynne]

Puss 'n' Boots is my guess.

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> From: Seanachai at mail2goddess.com
> To: mercedes-lackey at lists.herald.co.uk
> Date: Sat, 23 Feb 2008 21:16:42 -0800
> Subject: [Mercedes-Lackey] Reserved for the Cat
> 
> I've just finished reading "Reserved for the Cat" for the second time
> and have a question having to do with the 'theme' of the story. All of
> the other Elementals books have been based on fairy tales (i.e., Gates
> of Sleep was based on Sleeping Beauty). For the life of me, I cannot
> figure out what fairy tale this one is based on! Am I being incredibly
> dense? Or is the connection not quite as clear as in the other books?
> Thanks for any help in unfogging this for me :)
> 
> Dawn
> 920-712-0933
> 
> 
> It had occurred to Nanny Ogg that a husband who was a man all night and
> a frog all day might be almost acceptable; you wouldn't get the wage
> packet, but there'd be less wear and tear on the furniture. She also
> couldn't put out of her mind certain private speculations about the
> length of his tongue.
> 
> Terry Pratchett, 'Witches Abroad' 
> 
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