I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. I read every night before I go to sleep to help my mind relax, and this book put my mind in a peaceful place each night. There are two stories that I especially loved.
In The Promise, Fry details how she found homes for four orphaned kitties. Though the story has a sad beginning, it is truly heartwarming. It is amazing how everything worked out so perfectly in the end for the four orphaned cats.
When I read the story What Did the Cat Say?, I couldn't help smiling! Fry's description of her cat, Winfield's, antics with his water bowl reminded me so much of Jewel (who crossed the Rainbow Bridge in 2014). Like Jewel, Winfield liked to stick his paw in his water bowl and drink the water he scooped up in it. He even scooted his water bowl around the room so he could drink from the bowl in exactly the right spot! In fact, this story inspired my Jewel's Journey post last week. Reading about Winfield brought back some wonderful memories of Jewel.
I believe that any cat owner or cat lover would really enjoy this book. I highly recommend reading it!
About the Author: Patricia Fry began her writing career in 1973 and has written more than 49 books. She's also written articles for more than 300 publications, including Cat Fancy, Woman's World, Quarter Horse Journal, and The Artist's Magazine. Fry is also the author of the popular Klepto Cat Mystery series. You can learn more about Patricia Fry by visiting her website.
Disclosure: I received a copy of Catscapades: True Cat Tales free of charge in exchange for an honest review. Receiving the book did not change my opinion in any way. All opinions expressed are my own.
That sounds great! I love Patricia's mysteries so I'll be sure to add this to my reading list :)
ReplyDeleteMy human remembers this book from a while back!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a nice book. Purrs
ReplyDeleteGweat weview posty. Glad yous enjoyed da book. And weez shawed and awe purrayin' fur sweet Magnus.
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Dezi and Lexi
I don't think I could handle the sad parts.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a really nice book. Thanks for the recommendation ... we will add it to our reading list! :)
ReplyDeleteSounds like a truly great read!
ReplyDeleteDat looks like fun!!
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Angel Keisha and Murphy the Poodle
Another bok to put on Mommy's reading list!
ReplyDeleteAnother bok to put on Mommy's reading list!
ReplyDeleteSo nice to see a fellow Cat Writers Association member's book reviewed here!
ReplyDeleteThese stories sound like great reading. Every once in a while we all need something heartwarming! It sounds like she has had some great kitty experiences.
ReplyDeleteCat stories are the best, Sounds like a good read :)
ReplyDeleteSounds great!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sierra for the great review and thanks to your readers for their sweet comments. Catscapades is the book that launched my Klepto Cat Mystery series. It took me from strict nonfiction writer (for 40 years) to storyteller (albeit true stories) to fiction-writer of the Klepto Cat Mysteries. Today I published my 50th book and number 10 in the Klepto Cat Mystery series. So, as you can see, Catscapades is close to my heart--as are many of the kitties I write about in the book.
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