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Newest Review: ... Mortimer is acclaimed for her paintings of cats, and they add an exquisite quality to this book. Anne Mortimer's cats look ... more

 ... like real cats, not cartoon cats, and reflect feline body language and behaviour perfectly. Tosca's tabby markings, the way her facial expressions change as a result of subtle movements of her ears, the intensity of her bright eyes, all seem so beautifully observed and you almost expect that if you reached out and touched the picture you would be able to stroke Tosca's soft, fluffy fur. As a cat owner I can totally relate to the descriptions of Tosca wanting to get her claws into the wrapping paper, sitting under t...more

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Tosca's Christmas - Matthew Sturgis: A Charming Christmas Story (1072 words)
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Christmas may be an exciting time for humans, but what do animals make of it all? Tosca's Christmas is a cat's interpretation of the festive season. Cats are very much creatures of habit and don't take too kindly to changes in their routines, so Tosca is not best pleased to find that her favourite armchair has been moved to make way for a strange, glittering tree. There's a sea of wrapping paper on the bed, so she isn't allowed on there either. The kitchen is full of interesting smells but she's not welcome in there and trying to climb the Christmas tree turns out to be a big mistake. Poor Tosca, all she wanted to do was ask the fairy on the top branch to grant her ...  Read the complete review