The Cat Who Knew Shakespeare!
Registered by 
catsalive
of Rooty Hill, New South Wales Australia on 3/14/2005
This Book is Currently in the Wild!
catsalive of Rooty Hill, New South Wales Australia on 3/14/2005 This Book is Currently in the Wild!
5 journalers for this copy...
Vastly wealthy due to his inheritance of the Klingenschoen estate in Pickax City way up North, Jim Qwilleran now enjoys the eccentricities of life in Moose County. Series fans will know about his pampered pair of Siamese cats; Koko, the male, pushes various Shakespeare plays off the shelf in Qwilleran's library, presumably commenting on events that excite and scandalize the town: the "accidental" death of the newspaper publisher, the disastrous fire that destroys the office, etc. A comfortable, quaint diversion, with interesting character names, wry remarks about feline behavior, and a deus ex machina protagonist.
I'll hand this over to FutureCat when I get to NZ. It's on FC's wishlist.Handed over at the registration meetup.
Received from Catsalive at last night's Welcome Meetup for the NZBC Convention - thank you so much! I love these books, as do a few other Christchurch bookcrossers, so it'll get passed around a lot!
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Another lovely Cat Who story. This one is quite sweet - there's the beginnings of the whole Qwill/Polly thing, plus I finally got to find out why Qwill doesn't drink (something I've been wondering about for several books now).
A great book to read on a lazy evening (in between watching bits of the Pope's funeral - totally weird (but cool) to hear all that Latin being spoken on prime-time TV - I think what TV needs is more dead languages!!!)
I'll take this to the next meetup for Lyttletonwitch and Cathietay to fight over ;-)
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A great book to read on a lazy evening (in between watching bits of the Pope's funeral - totally weird (but cool) to hear all that Latin being spoken on prime-time TV - I think what TV needs is more dead languages!!!)
I'll take this to the next meetup for Lyttletonwitch and Cathietay to fight over ;-)
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I'm SO glad you enjoyed it. I have the first 15 or so books & am thinking it might be a good idea to RING them all. Or maybe get a few people involved so I don't have to send all mine out. What do you think?
A bookring (or 15!) sounds like a great idea - I'd certainly sign up for 10 of them!
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Given to Lytteltonwitch at tonight's meetup. She's promised to pass it on to Cathietay next.
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Journal Entry 8 by Lytteltonwitch from Christchurch, Canterbury New Zealand on Tuesday, April 12, 2005
Another cat book to read
Picked up at the July meet up - forgot to journal at the time. Another great cat who mystery to read on a rainy sunday! Catsalive I'd love a bookring of the others.
Found in the Gearldine Catholic Prespatroy bookshelf. It is rented out for $60, as a holiday house. Bookings, via Temuka Cathloic Church.
Released in Gearldine, this am, by the supermarket.
Released in Gearldine, this am, by the supermarket.
Journal Entry 11 by 
gaboyd
at Barkers shop in Geraldine, Canterbury New Zealand on Monday, January 16, 2012
gaboyd at Barkers shop in Geraldine, Canterbury New Zealand on Monday, January 16, 2012
Released 12 yrs ago (1/16/2012 UTC) at Barkers shop in Geraldine, Canterbury New Zealand
WILD RELEASE NOTES:
Released while on holiday.
