I came across this book at a church rummage sale and thought it would be worth a try. My cat has become more vocal recently and I was hoping to get a clue as to whether she wants something and what it might be. I did learn quite a lot about the behavior and language of cats, as well as some things about other animal behaviors, but alas, it was not a cat dictionary. I did discover why she has to climb over me to get to certain things (I am in the way of her normal path) and had it confirmed as to why she has to be involved in the book I am reading and why she scratches the furniture at specific times. All in all, I would say this is the best/most informative of the cat behavior books I have read, despite the fact that it didn't answer all my questions or give me a more authoritative way of speaking to my cat so that she obeys.

"A book is a mysterious object, I said, and once it floats out into the world, anything can happen. All kinds of mischief can be caused, and there's not a damned thing you can do about it. For better or worse, it's completely out of your control." -- Paul Auster

Off to Australia in the Cat Book Box.

A really cold and windy winter day, with snow blowing around the mailbox, arrived an exciting box! Now I have a lot of exciting cat books to enjoy! Some might stay, and new books will be put in before the box continues.

Thanks!
I have learned some new things about cats!

In the catbox, to travel to the next reader!

Hmm, different book to the one I have in my hands- that is 'The Meow Mix Guide to Cat Talk'. Oh well, same difference. I'm sure my cats will thank me for reading it although I think all they really need me to know is 'FOOD!'

Happy book boxing day!

It's your lucky day because you found a travelling book- congratulations!

If you found this book, great! and thanks for coming to the site to journal it. I hope you enjoy BookCrossing as much as I do and this book adds to the fun :-)