Connie’s Book Club – Fall/Winter 2023
Editor-in-Chief Connie Wilson’s selection of must-read books for cat lovers
Squash, the Cat
Written and Illustrated by Sasha Mayer
Squash the orange tabby and his young human Maggie are perfect-for-each-other-best-friends and do everything together—until Squash makes a terrible mistake. An adorable storybook that explores the bond between cats and kids and the importance of friendship.
Indoor Cat: How to Enrich Their Lives and Expand Their World
By Laura J. Moss and Lynn Bahr, DVM
Should every cat live exclusively indoors? If your cat is an indoor-only cat, you likely worry about whether they can truly live an active, stimulating, and fulfilling life. Journalist Laura Moss and feline-only vet Lynn Bahr have put together an engaging and informative guide that explores the lives of indoor cats via expert opinions, interviews, and scientific studies. A must-read for every cat parent!
Oh, It’s You: Love Poems by Cats
By Francesco Marciuliano
Cats have quirky ways of showing their love and affection for their humans, something the author of the beloved I Could Pee on This series knows well. His new book, Oh, It’s You, is packed with hilarious love poems from cats. A purrfect combination of feline snark and sweetness, you’ll surely see their own cats in these poems.
Kaia’s Big Felines
Written and Illustrated by Aura Lewis
Kaia’s Big Felines is a wonderful storybook that helps kids navigate big emotions. In it, Kaia explores her feelings by relating them to types of wild and domestic cats. A great resource for families and teachers working on emotional intelligence with kids!
Snowball Unwrapped
By Kristen McKanagh
“I’m adorable. Everyone says so… I matchmake all the couples around here.”—Snowball
This irresistible holiday heart-warmer has charm in spades. Sweet Snowball returns in this whimsical romance that has it all: subterfuge, secrets, on-air romance, twins, snooping staff—and cats, of course. This may be Snowball’s easiest matchmaking job yet! You’ll fall for this Christmas treat.
This article originally appeared in the award-winning Modern Cat magazine. Subscribe today!
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