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When and were was Catherine macphail born?
scottland
Which school did Catherine Macphail go to?
she went to Ipswich Academy :D
Who published the book 'Another Me'?
Another Me by Catherine MacPhail was published by Bloomsbury.
Does Catherine macphail have a husband or children?
I don't know if Catherine has a husband but she has three children: Katie, David and Sarah.
How old is Lee MacPhail?
Lee MacPhail is 93 years old (birthdate: October 25, 1917).
How many brothers and sisters does catherine macphail have?
Catherine MacPhail, the Scottish author known for her children's and young adult literature, has one sister and one brother. She often draws inspiration from her own experiences and family dynamics in her writing.
In the book Missing by Catherine MacPhail what are the Moody's first names?
maxine dereck ms.moody mr.moody
What genre is the book Missing by Catherine Macphail?
i would say this book is a mystery or suspense genre.
Where does Catherine macphail live?
Catherine MacPhail is a Scottish author known for her children's and young adult literature. Specific details about her residence are not widely publicized for privacy reasons. However, she is known to have lived in Scotland, which often influences her writing. For the most current information, it's best to refer to her official website or recent interviews.
Does derek come home in the book missing by catherine macphail?
yes he does come home he was just afraid that his parents would be mad
What has the author Ian Murdoch MacPhail MacPhail written?
Ian Murdoch MacPhail MacPhail has written: 'An introduction to the British constitution'
Why did Catherine Macphail write missing?
Catherine Macphail wrote "Missing" to explore themes of loss, identity, and the emotional struggles faced by young people. Through the story of a boy whose mother goes missing, she delves into the complexities of family relationships and the impact of absence on one's sense of self. Macphail aims to resonate with readers by highlighting the challenges of coping with uncertainty and the search for belonging. Ultimately, the book serves as a poignant reflection on the human experience of longing and hope.
