No Ordinary Cats
No Ordinary Cats by Lisa Erixon, published by FriesenPress on October 31, 2022, is a 162-page exploration of the lives of cats on a small farm. This book presents the stories of various cats, including Maxx, an aging feline with a crusty heart and a strong aversion to change. Through their adventures, readers will encounter the unique personalities of cats like Fluffity, Riser, and Chairman Meow, as they navigate life with their humans and fellow littermates.
Readers will find a rich tapestry of experiences as the cats face challenges, interact with new arrivals, and learn valuable lessons about family, friendship, acceptance, and trust. The narrative delves into the ups and downs of their lives, highlighting the bonds formed between the cats and their humans. With themes rooted in biography and personal memoirs, No Ordinary Cats offers insights into the joys and trials of pet ownership, making it a reflective read for anyone who appreciates the companionship of animals.
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“Cats were a constant in my childhood, and I loved their widely varying personalities…”
Maxx is an aging and impatient cat with a crusty heart, achy joints, and a deep aversion to change. When she is given away to live on a small farm, she soon finds out that life is always an adventure. No Ordinary Cats tells the stories of the cats who live on the farm – cats with unique names and distinct personalities, like Fluffity, Riser, and Chairman Meow. It shares the cats’ ups and downs as they interact with their humans, explore with their littermates, face challenges with new arrivals, and learn about the dangers that lurk beyond “the property.” The cats (and their humans) know there are lessons to be learned from both their lives and their deaths. Together, they discover the importance of family, friendship, acceptance, and trust.
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