The more-or-less domestic feline intrigues us as no other animal
can. But what is going on behind those luminous eyes? Barbara
Holland reveals a refreshingly candid view of cats: their history,
lore, intelligence, and relations with people and each other. This
is a lively appreciation of cats as you know them, with witty
analysis and fresh observations about felines both high and low -
including Winston Churchill's ginger tom, who attended cabinet
meetings; Teddy Roosevelt's cat Slippers, who came to dinner; and,
even the author's own cat George II, who was bitten by a mouse and
adopted by a blue jay. Barbara Holland's warm, vivid speculations
on their life and times, their social, psychic, and mythological
legacy, and their impenetrable mysteries, offer a delightful and
loving cat's eye view of the world.
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