Member: catalog_theLTcat

Hi, Catalog

Thought you might like to look at Henry Beard's books "French for Cats" and "Advanced French for Exceptional Cats." Enjoy!

http://www.librarything.com/work/136364
http://www.librarything.com/work/112444

posted by staffordcastle at 7:52 pm (EST) on Nov 10, 2008

Dear Catalog -

I am sure you would enjoy the works of the late B.Kliban. LT users have listed 20 of his books. Mr. Kliban is also the composer of that famous song "Love to Eat Them Mousies". His website lives on here.

posted by oregonobsessionz at 9:07 am (EST) on Mar 14, 2008

hello there, kitty-put -
Here's a couple of titles you might like:
Gallico's Thomasina: The Cat Who Thought She Was God
and
The Silent Miaow: A Manual for Kittens, Strays, and Homeless Cats

posted by Nycticebus at 6:24 pm (EST) on Aug 11, 2007

Glad you like the group. Here, have some catnip!

posted by lilithcat at 12:10 pm (EST) on Jul 8, 2007

I hope you had a lovely Fourth. (Watching the fireworks on TV is probably preferable to in person - the noise, the sulpher, etc.) KittyMonster enjoyed your visit and browsing your collection. Her attachment to books is primarily in the gnawing on them, but she does enjoy having me read aloud from something enlightening - The Fur Person, or perhaps Meditations for Cats Who Do Too Much.

Drop by again. You're always welcome.

posted by MerryMary at 11:47 am (EST) on Jul 6, 2007

Howdy Catalog! It's nice to see you've set up your own place here. I saw you're a fan of Rita Mae Brown's, and thought I might recommend an author of the same genre, Shirley Rousseau Murphy. She writes mysteries starring cats as well, except in her books, the cats can speak to and be understood by humans. Yep. Cats who can tell their "owners" when to step off! What's not to love? >^..^

posted by ArmyAngel1986 at 9:35 pm (EST) on Jun 30, 2007

Why, Hello, Kitty :)

I adore your library - you've been a very busy little feline. Prince Charming was also much impressed. I'm afraid his catalog is quite lacking but we are working to correct that. I'm so glad you enjoyed your visit with us and your kitty treats. Charming asks about you often and sends his regards. Lady Samantha says hello as well. Hope all is good in your world. Please come visit us again anytime.

Blessings,
Kaya

posted by kayaalder at 6:02 pm (EST) on Jun 20, 2007

Why meow to you to! :)
You are more than welcome, i thoroughly enjoyed this book. It was a good, comical and witty, read. More than happy to recommend.
Ciao.

posted by pandammonia at 8:59 pm (EST) on Jun 19, 2007

Meow again, Catalog!

I'm sure that anyone who has ~read~ How to Massage a Cat knows the theory behind satisfactory cat massage techniques. That is the case with me. I know the theory, however, I have had absolutely no practical experience in the application of said techniques. I also understand that practicing on a dog will not give one the... synaptic learning (shall we say) that could transfer successfully to cat massaging. Dogs tend to have leg spasms when massaged, I'm told. Cats, of course, would never lower themselves to spasms.

In short, I am not aware of anyone who does cat massages on a regular basis, so I am at a loss to recommend anyone. Perhaps you know another cat who may be able to assist you.

Your friend,
WholeHouseLibrary

posted by WholeHouseLibrary at 12:53 am (EST) on Jun 18, 2007

Well, meow there, Catalog!

Your name came as an inspiration to me, and I'm glad that you find it agreeable.

I looked at your collection of books, and am somewhat surprised that you don't have a copy Alice Brock's (yeah, Arlo's Alice) tome of feline pleasure, How to Massage a Cat. I recommend it highly, and believe you would find it very comforting. I also think you would enjoy Puss in Boots when you're in the mood for something a little more frisky.

Your friend,
WholeHouseLibrary

posted by WholeHouseLibrary at 7:12 pm (EST) on Jun 15, 2007