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tbozick - > Bozick's bookshelf -> What is my cat thinking?
What is my cat thinking?
My friend Liz gave me the hardback What is my cat thinking? book guide as she knows we love talking about our pet cats and their antics.

The 90-page easy-to-read book by Gwen Bailey didn't tell me much more than I already figured out, but it definitely clarified a few behaviors. Plus, it had the cutest cat photos.

This book is a great coffee table book. Young children who get a kitten as a pet could probably learn a lot from this as well, especially if they cannot understand why cats don't want to be constantly held and squeezed.
Tags: pets, cats, books, reading
posted by tbozick on Thursday, December 27, 2007 at 06:30 AM
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