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Based on a nameless cat's observations of upper-middle-class Japanese society of the Meiji era, the essence of I am a Cat is its humour and sardonic truths.
Soseki Natsume, Aiko Ito, Graeme Wilson,
2002
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A Cat Named Darwin: Embracing the Bond Between Man and Pet
The biologist author of Divorce Among the Gulls describes his detachment from animals before meeting an orange tomcat whose failing health and winning personality shifted his scientific perspectives and brought about his understanding of ...
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A Cat's Life: My Own Story
-- a fun way to record and save important information and special memories -- concealed brass wire-o binding Includes lots of room for standard photos and guided text including sections for noting vaccinations, vet visits, milestones, ...
This is an excellent book to stimulate conversation between parent and child, as well as teacher and student. Although written for children, adults too, can relate to the sense of morality and ethics to which the book alludes.
Troas James Alexander, Ramona D. Roberts,
2007
In To Skin a Cat, Joe Box battles pornography mogul Cyrus Alan "Cat" Tate.
Claire wants a cat for her birthday.
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A Cat's Night Before Christmas
The fog is thick this Christmas Eve and Santa is having a hard time finding his way. Fortunately, cats from all over go to their posts and guide Santa with their glistening eyes through the fog.
Sue Carabine, Shauna Mooney Kawasaki,
1996
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The Life Cycle of a Cat
Simple text and photographs present the life cycle of a cat.
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I Would Have Bought You a Cat, But. . .
A small-sized gift book of selections from the popular comic strip celebrates the foibles of inter-species family life as the single business executive Rob, self-absorbed cat Bucky, and easygoing dog Satchel share mischief and misadventures ...
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Getting Out: Excerpts from a Cat's Diary
Getting Out - Excerpts from a Cat's Diary is the first book in a trilogy of at least four books (according to the author). Translated from the original Cat by John Woodcock.