This book was good. Bittersweet, emotional, endearing and sad. Loved the sarcastic cat narration.
This book was good. Bittersweet, emotional, endearing and sad. Loved the sarcastic cat narration.
This book was written in the 60‘s and you can tell, but it was still a lot of fun.
This is a good introduction to Japanese horror and provided a lot of detail on the history of the cat myths as well as example stories. The illustrations were also nice.
3/5 read for good history of mythology but don‘t expect a lot of lyricism in the tales.
I finally started unpacking all of the little treasure for my living room!
I was reminded of this book when reading The Museum of Words . I didn‘t know we had a copy. I mentioned it and it appeared from the depths of my partners study. The joy of this book for me are the illustrations. A story in themselves without the words. Not a childhood memory for me but I think it might be for lots of people as it was for Georgia Blain.
Taking a little break between classes!
1. Baseball, doctor appointments, and hosting our friends‘ cats while they chase the eclipse.
2. Goodreads says 394…
3. Horror
#motivationalmonday
Huh, this cover was super cute and I didn‘t at all expect cat eating monsters. Um. Not sure how I feel about this one.
Finished up this book while watching March Madness. I enjoyed it a lot! A memoir about adopting a blind kitten and how the cat‘s spirit impacted her life/way of thinking. Definitely makes me appreciate my kitty all the more, especially given my Sammy is turning 16 in a couple months. Was a nice reminder to love him even in those moments of frustration