Cat Angels Book

Alexander Lloyd wrote my favourites, who truly, astutely knows cats. Others are antiquated jokes. None of my cats, even the one who doesn't care to be held, can be described as "indifferent". Numerous quotations were of that preposterous sort, like solely wanting food. The greatest lights of my life are my kitties. One has been out-of-sight for three months. You can imagine what a relief it will be to confirm he is all right and home. It has just recently begun to snow, so he will be heading back.

I couldn't believe that two of Alexander's helpfully-timed observations struck the heart of our worry and eased it. That one part of a cat's personality and ambition must see the outdoors. It is nothing to do with lacking happiness with us. It is comforting that we know he vanished not from any peril but on a common, willing adventure. It is something additional cats enjoy, that does not diminish loving our home and us. Our boy is a cuddler, so the wandering trait is a surprise. However, when he is back safe and well, those three months will be erased by our gratefulness to hold him as usual. What a gift, to find positive assertions easing my worry when I need it!

The drawings are another highlight. One is so good, it looks like a photograph. Those not keen with words to describe their love for cats, sure show it in warm, beautiful art. The writing selection could be better but the art is excellent and I liked a lot about the book. I value the musings by the writers who know cats. Alexander's boosts are uncanny. Several other appealing and amusing quotes did me good too. Sometimes books soothe us personally. Thank you, Helen Exley. This cover resembles his sister!