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Books > Humanities > Religion & beliefs > Aspects of religions (non-Christian) > Religious life & practice > General
Christmas is a time for joy, wonder, and a little bit of mischief.
Does any creature manifest these attitudes better than a cat? Their
fascination with all those breakable ornaments on the tree and
their appreciation of a cozy spot to nap seem made for the season.
The way they alternate between calm and crazy echoes the way we all
feel at Christmas, doesn't it? And that's just what you get with
The Cat in the Christmas Tree. This collection of true, feel-good
holiday stories by various writers celebrates the gift of cats and
delivers all the warm fuzzies you could desire. It's the perfect
companion for those magical Christmas evenings in front of the
fireplace with your favorite feline. It also makes the purrfect
gift for cat-loving friends.
This is a book about life in all its aspects, which mirrors the
journey of every man and connects with that which is eternal,
unchanging. In this book the author has sought far and wide among
the great religions and philosophies, and has drawn on the work of
inspired poets and writers, to find answers to some of the
questions about life. Out of the seeming diversity, a timely
message of hope and encouragement emerges, reminding all of the
brotherhood of man and the underlying unity of all things. A
special feature of this book is that every page is handwritten in
calligraphy by Dorothy Boux who has also illustrated it with subtle
watercolours.
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