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A Cat Called Canoe authors: Ron and Eva Stob
If you're a cat lover, and who isn't, you will enjoy what has to be the ultimate insight into a cat's soul. If you're not a cat lover, then read no more, hide in your garden of grubs until you realize you're missing one of life's pleasures. There is no delight in this world better than the world of living with a cat. .
From chapter to chapter, this book embraces deep cat philosophy, double scoops of delightful cat comedy, and a whole host of other emotions. If you want to put a smile on the face of your best friend, significant companion, relative or a new-found acquaintance, buy this book, read it yourself, and then give it as a Christmas present. Better yet, buy one for yourself, and another for gift giving.
It's a delightful book, and if you want the pleasure of re-living what a new cat brings to your life, then read it. If you're catatonic, or depressed read this book. And if you have no interest in cats, well, you'd better read this book. Just maybe you can find out why cat lovers make better human beings.
Ron and Eva have captured the essence of the feline mystique As they say in their book, "Living with ourselves, we are nothing, but living with a cat ...." , well guess you'll just have to read the book to find out that ultimate truth. Remember, your happiness in life, from this moment forward, could very well depend on the answer to what living with a cat means.
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A Cat Called Canoe is a kind of love story between a man and his cat and his wife and the cat, a story that describes a relationship of adulation and affection offset by feline behaviors and events that addle the wits. This humorous tale (pun intended) may be just what the therapist ordered for those of us upset and unsettled with world events.In his new book Stob brings to life what comic strip characters do weekly in newspapers across the nations, giving readers a glimpse into a cat's psyche and life with his human benefactors. Canoe, a black and white longhaired domestic with amber eyes, is a museful, narcissistic, hell-bound sleuth and an unplanned blessing in his owners' lives.
