Crazy Cats

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Crazy Cats

Editorial Reviews
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Even the laziest lap cat has moments known as "the zips." Suddenly running amok through the house, leaping from couch to curtains to counter and back again, kitties with the zips are tiny terrors that rarely damage more than a houseplant but are seen by their family as certifiably insane for those few moments. Authors Bob Walker and Frances Mooney have captured tons of cats in the grips of the zips, and you're sure to recognize your own beloved feline within these pages. Walker's photographs range from kitties desperately escaping from the bottom of a Christmas tree to calmly drinking out of a coffee mug. One orange tabby seems to have a special eye for trouble--he's seen everywhere, from playing in a bathtub to wedging himself in a woodcarving work-in-progress. In a calmer moment, this same mischief-maker is shown in a classically cute pose--"hugging" a fellow feline while sleeping cheek to cheek. Does it get more adorable that that? Each photo is accompanied by a short reason we all love cats. While the quotes may seem serious upon first reading, look again at the companion picture. Yes, we do love cats "because they are there for us," but do we love them when we are trying to shave and they are lounging across our shoulders? Perhaps not. This bright and cheery book will make any feline fancier laugh a lot, nod knowingly, and give their favorite kitty a treat and a tummy rub. --Jill Lightner

Book Description

From the moment it came out in 1996, The Cats' House captivated readers, who flip through the book's colorful pages with the intensity of a cat enthralled with a string ball. Few can resist the rich photography and simple tale of how Bob Walker and Frances Mooney converted their bungalow into the ultimate cat playground, complete with hanging walkways, carpeted ramps, and toys galore. Walker and Mooney followed with the award-winning Cats into Everything in 1999 and now show just what's behind their feline fascination with Why We Love Cats. Faithful readers and those new to this cat-loving couple will easily identify with this latest book, which features dozens of reasons why cats capture our hearts.Once again, Walker's unforgettable photography displays cats at their best and most beautiful. This book is purr-fect.



Crazy Cats

Crazy Cats,Bob Walker,Frances Mooney,Andrews McMeel Publishing,0740710265,Cats,Cats - General,Pets,Photoessays & Documentaries,Photography of cats,Pictorial works,Pets / General

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