Celebrating Your Feline Friend Cat lovers everywhere, we invite you to come and celebrate the special bond we share with one of our most beloved companions! Join bestselling author Richard Lederer for a heartwarming collection of fascinating facts, touching stories, witty word games, and more -- all complemented by hilarious drawings. Settle in with your favorite feline, as you read wit and wisdom like... • Why Cats Are Better Than Dogs • Famous Cats and Cat Lovers • A Cat's Guide to Humans • 10 Clues That Your Cat Has Hacked into Your E-mail Password

What better gift for die-hard cat lovers than a Take 4! Little Book Library full of tributes and praises for the beautiful feline' Titles include Smitten with Kittens, Cats: A Feline Potpourri, The Purr-fect Little Book of Cats, and Cat Crazy.

This is a thoughtfully chosen selection of material, from poetry by Keats to the legend of a nobleman's beloved cat following him to prison in the Tower of London. Chapters include: Cats and children; Poems in praise of cats; Sayings and proverbs; Cats are...- a collection of sayings on the qualities of cats; Cats from literature and letters; and Legends. The beautiful images that accompany the book include comic line drawings by Edward Lear, beautiful head portraits of cats by William Huggins and advertising images of the day.

This charming book of whimsical illustrations is sure to win over even the most finicky cat lover. Brimming with colorful contemporary artwork by today's up-and-coming indie art and illustration darlings, and sprinkled throughout with quotations from famous folks celebrating the traits and quirks of their favorite furry friends, this fanciful and playful little volume offers kittenish delight on every page—making it the perfect ebook for cat lovers everywhere. Featuring dancing cats, snarky cats, musical cats, sleepy cats, cunning cats, cranky cats, cuddly cats, and dapper cats, there's a kitty for everyone in this treasury of heartwarming feline fun.

Mysterious, amusing, and always surprising, the domestic cat has padded its way into the hearts of animal lovers and, as this collection reveals, some of the world's greatest writers. Award-winning nature writer Roger Caras provides us with this big, new collection of tales all on the virtues of cats. Representing a wide range of styles, the authors in this anthology provide an irresistible array of stories. Cleveland Amory compares the human and feline aging processes in "A Cat for All Seasons". Ernest Hemingway paints an unforgettable scene about the allure of a wet stray in "Cat in the Rain". And P. G. Wodehouse doles out a generous portion of English wit in the delightful romp, "Sir Roderick Comes to Lunch". This volume celebrates the once-wild creature that has established a special place in the literature, lore, legends, and living rooms of their human admirers.

"Delightful treasury of stories, poems, activities, recipes, advice, tips, and humor to indulge cat lovers in their favorite furry obsession"--Inside dust jacket.

Schott’s Original Miscellany was a publishing phenomenon. It sired a host of sequels and parodies. But no matter how patiently and for how many years they waited, the potential feline readership was overlooked. Until now. A Cat-Lover’s Miscellany is how the original would have appeared had its creator been an obsessive cat owner. Or, indeed, a very curious cat. It parodies the randomness of entry and stylishness of design of the original, but is created entirely for cats and their obedient owners and admirers. The result is an irresistible outpouring of feline facts, embracing the essential, the trivial, the intriguing, and the extraordinary. Named in tribute to the Clintons’ White House moggy (and every other cat that inherited the presidential moniker), this is the perfect laptop or coffee-table book to give as a gift for cat lovers. Herein you will discover such treats as Sir Isaac Newton’s invention of the cat flap or kitty door; the origins and popularity of cat names; the power of catmint; how long cats spend asleep each day; T.S. Eliot’s Practical Cats; and the famous Chopin waltz that was in fact composed by the composer’s cat.