I Could Pee on That – Francesco Mariculiano Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats is a classic homage to cats of all kinds. A small selection were Jellylorum, Pettipaws, Wiscus, and George Pushdragon.Īnyone familiar with Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical adaptation ‘Cats’ will be familiar with some of the stories, and for anyone familiar with the 2019 film, don’t be put off. He lived with many cats over his lifetime, and the names he chose for them were no less inventive than the names he chose for the Practical Cats. The poems in this collection were originally intended to be gifts for his godchildren and the children of his friends, but they ended up becoming his best-selling work. Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats – T.S. We cats have staff.’ Is an observation that every cat owner will be able to relate to. Recommendations for how to act around people, how to train them, and a number of allowances that should be made for them. This little book is a collection of wisdom on the subject of humans from the point of view of cats.
One Hundred Ways for a Cat to Train its Human – Celia Haddon
It’s a quick read, but one that will make you think about what’s really important and exactly what it is that makes life worth living. He has been diagnosed with a terminal illness, and shortly after is visited by the devil who offers him another day of life in exchange for making something in the world disappear. This book is in the form of a letter and the story is told through the voice of the narrator. The title alone is enough to raise alarm bells in the mind of any cat lover, a notion shared by the narrator of this book who lives alone with his cat Cabbage. If Cats Disappeared From The World – Genki Kawamura It’s very well-written and an entertaining look at the behaviour of cats. Paul Gallico claims to have translated this from the original feline, and is a guide for how cats can train their families. He was heavily inspired by cats and many of his books involved them, but our favourite is ‘The Silent Miaow’. He’s probably most famous for his novel ‘The Snow Goose’, but his huge volume of work has been adapted many times for film and has been an inspiration to many other writers, including J. Paul Gallico was the very first president of International Cat Care, which at the time was called the Feline Advisory Bureau (FAB). We’ve decided to split it into a few parts, this second part is a collection of cat-related fiction books. We’ve been compiling a list of our favourites, but as you can probably imagine, it’s a long one. Not only do we fill our working day with them, we like to read about them and watch their exploits on TV and in films in our spare time. It will come as no surprise that at International Cat Care, we’re crazy about cats.
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