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Jane On Her Own Condition:Well Read the book is also aJane, the youngest of the Catwings, goes looking for adventure in the big city and is captured! Longing for adventure, Jane flies to the city on her own. When she flies through the window of a man who feeds her, she is suddenly captured and finds herself appearing as Miss Mystery, the fabulous winged cat! Realizing that being independent is much more dangerous than she thought, Jane plots her escape and hopes to reunite with her mother.