| Author: | June J McInerney | ISBN: | 9781476022840 |
| Publisher: | June J McInerney | Publication: | March 27, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | June J McInerney |
| ISBN: | 9781476022840 |
| Publisher: | June J McInerney |
| Publication: | March 27, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
The author has known, loved, and been owned by many cats of all shapes and sizes. Here are the tails, er, tales of nine of them. This delightful collection humorously, joyously, and often poignantly tells their fictional as well as non-fictional stories. Come meet these kittens. toms, and queens, each with their own unique personality traits: Sebastian, who walked out of the woods to select his new owner; Clare, the aloof feline; Sammy Cat, a kitten who grew up to emulate a fox; Queenie, who reigned in the fictitious land of Faboolini; Trevor, the house cat; Misty, Joe's best friend (a heartwarmingly true story); Wally, the caring hunter; wandering Wendy; and Gingerbread, the older shelter cat.
Who says dogs and hounds are (wo)man's best friend? These tales are evidence that felix domestica can be just as faithful, loving, and true—if not more so than their canine counterparts —to those humans whom they choose to own. Meow!
The author has known, loved, and been owned by many cats of all shapes and sizes. Here are the tails, er, tales of nine of them. This delightful collection humorously, joyously, and often poignantly tells their fictional as well as non-fictional stories. Come meet these kittens. toms, and queens, each with their own unique personality traits: Sebastian, who walked out of the woods to select his new owner; Clare, the aloof feline; Sammy Cat, a kitten who grew up to emulate a fox; Queenie, who reigned in the fictitious land of Faboolini; Trevor, the house cat; Misty, Joe's best friend (a heartwarmingly true story); Wally, the caring hunter; wandering Wendy; and Gingerbread, the older shelter cat.
Who says dogs and hounds are (wo)man's best friend? These tales are evidence that felix domestica can be just as faithful, loving, and true—if not more so than their canine counterparts —to those humans whom they choose to own. Meow!
