Ha sido verdaderamente leer “Soy un gato”. Hilarante, filosóficamente impecable, divertida, paródica y satírica, posee numerosos ingredientes que la hacen amena y disfrutable. I am a Cat’ is a little sad and a bit farcical at the same time, kind of like an American television family sitcom if the show was written by doctorate candidates of philosophy, the arts and literature. Written by Japanese author Soseki Narsume in 1904, it is a wordy intellectual essay about family, society, and ideas clothed over by a story of what a nameless cat observes.

This short and sweet book is all about body language, featuring many lovely pictures of cats, giving solid descriptions of feline body language and what it means — is your cat enjoying that petting? Are your cats fighting or playing? What is all that cheek rubbing about? First off, she and her parents only get to use part of the house because other tenants live there. Second, the other tenants are boring and weird. Lo más interesante de esta novela son los personajes que se cruzan en ella, que se reúnen en el cuarto de invitados del maestro, todos tan diferentes entre sí pero compartiendo amistad. In August 2009, Random House published Cooper's memoir Homer’s Odyssey: A Fearless Feline Tale, or How I Learned about Love and Life with a Blind Wonder Cat.De todas maneras, el gato de Sōseki no es el primero. No olvidemos que E.T.A. Hoffmann escribió en 1886 "Vida y opiniones del gato Murr" del que seguramente Sōseki debe haber tomado ciertas influencias, ya que las similitudes de los personajes, los diálogos y los planteamientos filosóficos son elocuentes. I included this book on the list of Best Books for Dog Lovers, and it is a must-read for cat lovers too. I was excited to hear that Veterinary Behaviorist Meghan E. Herron recently reviewed it as “long overdue,” and “a must-read for anyone working with shelter animals and will appeal to those who have an interest in shelter animals or animal behavior in general.” During one hot springtime in 1930s Russia, a strange group arrives in Moscow: the Devil and his retinue; they’ve come to bring chaos to those who refuse to believe in religion. The incredibly heartwarming nature of this true-life story makes A Street Cat Named Bob one of the best books about cats you can hope to find.

The store features old vintage books that appear as though they were specifically curated for the shop. Bad Blinitz already has a rat problem, and beneath that, an even greater issue – an unnamed evil presence that seems to be controlling everything … and getting stronger. Keep reading to uncover some of the best books with cats as main characters for adults (and a few for young readers that adults will enjoy too). Talking cats and big cats included!They are the Master, an embittered writer who wrote a novel about Pontius Pilate, and Margarita, his besotted and devoted follower. Cooper has said that, “ultimately a special-needs pet is just like any other pet, and just as capable of loving you and living a wonderful life as any other animal,” and that she wrote Homer’s Odyssey in part to promote that message. [5] Comics-lovers can now share the fun with their kids, students, siblings, and younger friends who are learning to read! El libro trata de un gato sin nombre que nos relata, armado con gran sarcasmo y un aparente desprecio por la humanidad, su punto de vista respecto de la sociedad japonesa de la era Meiji en especial para con los intelectuales y la burguesía. He aquí uno de los mejores pasajes del libro: Written under the regime of Stalin, author Mikhail Bulgakov’s social satire is widely regarded as one of the best novels of the 20th century, making it one of the most prestigious books with cats as the main characters on this list.

Brett, Jennifer. "Feline-loving author plans book signing at cat shelter". The Atlanta Journal-Constitution . Retrieved March 7, 2019. Delgado describes this book as, “A lovely little book for parents and kids to read together. It covers the development, socialization and training of cats, and broadly covers basic cat behavior. This book also guides parents through what responsibilities for cat care children can be responsible for, and how parents should supervise. Nice photos of body language and activities.” Dewey becomes a staple of this Spencer, Iowa library and community, transforming all of their lives for the better.

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Similar to how Christine adopted ZoomBa in the library parking lot, you’ll meet Dewey – an abandoned and beloved small-town library cat that changed the lives of the community. Dog and Cat are sleeping peacefully when–BOOM! A thunderstorm comes. While Cat is happy to spend the noisy night playing with toys, Dog frantically tries find the just the right hiding spot. a b Kelley, Jane A (August 26, 2013). "Farewell to Homer the Blind Wonder Cat". Catster . Retrieved March 7, 2019.