A Street Cat Named Bob
Celebrating pets as family, with stories about cats, dogs and other critters.
Includes pet anecdotes by "Sarah, Duchess of York, James Herriot, Dave Barry, Cleveland Amory, Roger Caras" and others.
Includes pet anecdotes by "Sarah, Duchess of York, James Herriot, Dave Barry, Cleveland Amory, Roger Caras" and others.
The big New Yorker book of cats
The big New Yorker book of cats
The big New Yorker book of cats
ALook what -- New Yorker"An eminently giftable anthology. -- "From the Hardcover edition
The big New Yorker book of cats
Covers, cartoons, authors of pieces both longer and shorter, reflect current views of the feline subject in all its glory, and sometimes disgrace, as well as those of bygone days. Poets like Ted Hughes and Robert Graves sit alongside contributions from the magazine's former regu…
If your idea of fun is seeing pictures of cats dolled up in tiny little wigs, then this is the book for you.
If your idea of fun is seeing pictures of cats dolled up in tiny little wigs, then this is the book for you.
"What happens when you ask a bunch of cat lovers to be really honest with ourselves about the furry, neurotic little terrors who share our homes and leave hairballs on our carpets? Things start off pretty well, then they get bad, then they get really bad, and then they get ugly.…
Favorite recipes and anecdotes from the co-author of the Mrs. Murphy Mysteries. Sneaky Pie Brown, co-author of such irresistible Mrs. Murphy mysteries as -- The New York Times Book Review From the Hardcover edition.
The feline co-author of the Mrs. Murphy mysteries introduces an assortment of recipes for such treats as veal kidney and Sunday salmon pie, Mom's fried chicken, and Christmas Goose, complemented by anecdotes about life with famed author Rita Mae Brown.