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Stay At Home Cats is now an Amazon.com Associate. Please follow links on this page to purchase any of the below books (or anything else!) I'll be reviewing more cat books over time, especially new books, classics, and lesser known gems.
FictionCats are frequent plot devices (and sometimes title characters and co-authors) in mystery stories. Perhaps it's because we think of cats as mysteries themselves that they fit so well in this genre. See the link above for a page just on cat mysteries. Similar pages for science fiction/fantasy, regular fiction, and children's cat books will be done when I get a chance. Can you tell I'm a librarian in my other life?
Literature and QuotationsSome books straddle that fiction-nonfiction line or veer off into literature (think T. S. Eliot). And many a profound person has had profound things to say about cats. Check the Literature and Quotation Books page for some examples of quotable quotes and kitty lit.
NonfictionFeline Psychology and Communication Sometimes a cat knows what you're thinking, but you don't have a clue what's going on in his mind. But sometimes, especially after you've lived with a cat for a long time, you can tell from body language whether he's sick, grumpy, or feeling great. And whether you realize it or not, he's reading you the same way. This collection of books has some interesting pointers on building communications and understanding between humans and their feline friends.
Cats are stoic animals, and it's sometimes very hard to spot early signs of disease, but here are some books to help you look out for symptoms and then to deal with the medical and practical aspects of caring for a sick kitty.
Often we humans are the real object of the joke when our cats are in charge, but we wouldn't have it any other way.
Lifestyles of cats and their people Living with a cat can be a colorful thing. Check out these books for ideas on crafts and decorating as well as personal anecdotes. |
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