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 The Cats of Moon Cottage - Marilyn Edwards
 The Cats of Moon Cottage - Marilyn Edwards ... StoughtonNewest Review: ... as a shock to Septi who enjoyed his quiet solitude and domain over the cottage as 'top-dog' and it takes a while for a ... more ... relationship to develop between the two cats as Septi grows to accept him.
This book is a must for cat-lovers, for anyone that has owned cats it will make them nod their head in agreement and laugh at the amusing ways cats keep us entertained. Any animal lover will also understand the bond that a person can have with their pet and the unique relationship this is - and how any pets can offer us comfort, affection and love. This book is very entertaining, Otto's antics mean this has laugh-out loud moments but as this ...more |
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The Cats of Moon Cottage
Pages: 204, Hardcover, Thorndike Press Last Update 01.12.2009 05:49
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The Cats of Moon Cottage
Pages: 256, Hardcover, Hodder & Stoughton Last Update 01.12.2009 05:49
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The Cats of Moon Cottage - Marilyn Edwards: A Must read Book for Cat-Lovers (440 words)
by - written on 23/04/09 (Very useful, 267 readings)
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This book is a lovely memoir of one family, written from the perspective of the mother, Marilyn Edwards and the cats in their life during this period. The book focuses on their two very different cats. Septi, who they have had for many years, a loyal and friendly cat. Septi has lived at Moon Cottage for many years on his own so his life (and the lives of the family) are disrupted when Otto, a new kitten is brought into their home. Otto is a beautiful tortoise shell cat who is feisty, inquisitive and out-going in nature. This comes as a shock to Septi who enjoyed his quiet solitude and domain over the cottage as 'top-dog' and it takes a while for a ... Read the complete review
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