Cats as companions
The book asks why people are passionate about cats and describes their companionship, affection and entertaining behaviour.
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Sandy Robins - Author
A light-hearted A-to-Z introduction to cats, mixing verse, illustrations and facts. It presents cats as both affectionate companions and independent animals with a wild streak.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA light-hearted A-to-Z introduction to cats, mixing verse, illustrations and facts. It presents cats as both affectionate companions and independent animals with a wild streak.
The book asks why people are passionate about cats and describes their companionship, affection and entertaining behaviour.
Cats are presented as intelligent and affectionate yet independent, with a streak of wildness despite thousands of years of domesticated living.
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