Get lucky with these 20 colorful stickers! The Maneki Neko, or "beckoning cat," originated in Japan. Today it invites good fortune into homes and businesses around the world. Lovingly rendered in traditional and modern forms, these lucky cat stickers will add a dash of optimism and good humor to any surface.

Cat fanciers and devotees of Asian folklore will appreciate this coloring book's 30 portrayals of the cheerful feline in repeat patterns and with fans, cherry blossoms, koi, and other traditional settings.

Originating in Japanese culture, Lucky Cat, or maneki-neko, is regarded as a charm that brings good fortune to its owner. Included herein is a mini Lucky Cat figure with motorized arm and a 32-page illustrated book on the history of this ancient talisman.

Hello Kitty loves stickers – and this super, giant book is packed with over 1500! With cute scenes featuring pictures of Hello Kitty and her friends to decorate, fun early learning sticker activities to do, sticker games to play, and puzzles to complete, the Hello Kitty Giant Sticker book will provide hours of creative stickering fun for Hello Kitty fans everywhere!

An official collectible perfect for fans of "Mitchiri Neko March" and the adorable anime on Crunchyroll! Fall in love with the playful, happy-go-lucky attitude of Mitchiri Neko with colorful, 3D miniature magnetic cats. Kit includes: 8 colorful, 3D molded magnetic cats (approx. 0.5" x 1") Flocked display mat 32-page illustrated mini book with character bios and images from the show

Two adorable kitty paper dolls, based on the Asian legend of the raised paw or "beckoning" cat, come with more than 40 fanciful costumes and a bonus poster with dozens of stickers.

Lissa Warren’s father needed a retirement companion while his wife and daughter were at work. Enter Ting, a seven-pound Korat who changed his life, and the life of the family. All kittens are mischievous, but Ting “the cat grenade” was real trouble. She was also smart, endearing, and the soul of the Warren family. In late 2008, Lissa’s father died of a heart attack. The images from that night still haunt her—especially the EKG readout ending in one long, devastating em dash. Less than a year later, Lissa and her mother stared at another EKG readout, this time for Ting. A living feline extension of the man they missed so much—the man they had tried, but failed, to save—she was diagnosed with a potentially fatal heart condition. The only option was to have a human pacemaker implanted in the cat—a procedure even the best animal hospital in Boston hadn’t performed in a decade. Thus they began a medical odyssey on behalf of the little gray cat who had been her father’s shadow—a journey that would prepare one of them for her own serious diagnosis. A gorgeously written memoir about grief, hope, and how pets both complicate and enrich our lives, The Good Luck Cat is a testament to the power of the human—and the feline—spirit.