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Charlie Anderson
A cat comes out of the night to steal the hearts of two sisters who look forward to his sleeping on their beds, until one day Charlie doesn't come home and they learn a surprising secret about him. 650:
My wild cat
Illustrations and an easy-to-read story, interspersed with facts, pay tribute to a cat which finds that life as a pet offers opportunities to display his wild, predatory nature.
When Martha's away
2011
Martha's cat reveals that he does not sleep all day, as she believes, but rather has a very busy schedule of activities.
Feline Divinanimality: Starseed Soteriology and Lyran Ontology
2025
This paper analyzes the entangled relationship between feline divinanimality and extraterrestrial ontology, which has spawned a New Religious Movement (NRM) called Lyran Starseeds, centered upon a human–feline interspecies coevolution and exogenesis. Alongside offering a detailed exposition of this new intergalactic creature exotheology, I will also analyze the many ways it has been inspired by historical feline veneration and contemporary science fiction film and literature. I shall argue that both offer Lyran Starseeds an epistemological framework to situate and legitimize their intergalactic feline ontology.
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Captains of the city streets : a story of the cat club : stories and pictures
Two tramp cats searching for a place of their own discover that members of the Cat Club but are not easily induced to join them.
Cats in Space: Animal Astronauts, Scientific Information, and Nonfiction Picturebooks
2025
This study examines the visual and verbal strategies used to communicate disturbing or difficult scientific information to children in four nonfiction picturebooks. Inspired by the idea of cats in space, the works under consideration demonstrate the very different formal approaches available to narrative versus expository texts in an age of alternative facts and inconvenient truths. The discussion, which explores works written in Spanish, Italian, and English, focuses on two stories about the first and only cat in space, Félicette, and two popular guides to the universe. Of the works studied, three successfully subordinate fiction to the objectives of science, while the fourth avoids painful realities by prioritizing speculative fancy over historical fact. In an era of digital gadgetry, they testify to the vitality of the picturebook as an instructional technology.
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Bruno : some of the more interesting days in my life so far
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Valckx, Catharina, author
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Hubesch, Nicolas, illustrator
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Shugaar, Antony, translator
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Cats Juvenile fiction.
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Cats Fiction.
2017
Bruno the cat recounts six interesting days in his life, from a peculiar day when he joins a fish underwater to an almost perfect day when he makes a list of what would constitute a perfect day and tries to follow it.
The Illustrated Old Possum
2014
A stunning new gift edition of this much-loved classic.Cats!Some are sane, and some are mad.Some are good, and some are bad...The original Old Possum's illustrations have been lovingly restored and are showcased in this beautiful new hardback edition, perfect for children and Eliot aficionados alike.These lovable cat poems were written by T.