Mrs Chippy The CatExplore the captivating story of Mrs Chippy the Cat, a beloved feline companion aboard Ernest Shackleton's 1914 Antarctic expedition on the Endurance. This brand new book, ISBN 9781775437086, presents a beautifully illustrated 32 page tale that celebrates the bond between crew members and their faithful tomcat. As a dedicated rat catcher, Mrs. Chippy became a cherished mascot for the journey, bringing luck and joy amidst the formidable challenges of
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Explore the captivating story of Mrs Chippy the Cat, a beloved feline companion aboard Ernest Shackleton's 1914 Antarctic expedition on the Endurance. This brand new book, ISBN 9781775437086, presents a beautifully illustrated 32-page tale that celebrates the bond between crew members and their faithful tomcat. As a dedicated rat-catcher, Mrs. Chippy became a cherished mascot for the journey, bringing luck and joy amidst the formidable challenges of Antarctica. This delightful narrative not only commemorates the adventurous spirit of Shackleton's crew but also honors the memory of Chippy McNeish, the carpenter who has his beloved cat's statue placed on his grave at Karori Cemetery in Wellington. Perfect for cat lovers and history enthusiasts alike, this enchanting book captures the spirit of loyalty, adventure, and companionship. Don't miss your chance to own this gem that beautifully blends history and heartfelt storytelling. Order now for prompt delivery across New Zealand, so you can dive into the heartwarming tales of Mrs Chippy, the cat who stole the hearts of brave explorers!
CONDITION: Brand New ISBN: 9781775437086 Publisher: SCHOLASTIC NEW ZEALAND LTD Number of Pages 32
This is the tale of Mrs Chippy, a tomcat who was a loyal and loved companion to the crew on Ernest Shackleton's 1914 expedition to the Antarctic aboard the Endurance. The cat proved to be a great rat-catcher, and the crew felt he was their lucky charm. The ship's carpenter, Chipp...y McNeish, is buried in Karori Cemetery in Wellington, and a statue of the cat lies on his grave.Read less