Cat Heaven Is Real Contributor(s): Frieday, Leah (Author), Blackbird, D. C. (Author) |
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ISBN: 1477569502 ISBN-13: 9781477569504 Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Binding Type: Paperback Published: May 2012 |
Additional Information |
BISAC Categories: - Pets | Cats - General |
Physical Information: 0.09" H x 8.5" W x 8.5" L (0.24 lbs) 36 pages |
Descriptions, Reviews, Etc. |
Publisher Description: Throughout history People have wondered where their feline friends go when they leave earth. In a charming and non-religious manner, "Cat Heaven Is Real" reads partly like a memorabilia scrapbook, personal diary, and heart-warming story, filled with loving photos, drawings, and vintage woodcuts of kittycats. "Cat Heaven Is Real" was written and designed for fine folks who love, respect, and appreciate Cats. In the midst of grief, this is a perfect gift to give or to receive when one has lost a special and treasured feline friend. With rhythmic, rhyming text, dazzling descriptions, and an exquisite design, "Cat Heaven Is Real" is a wonderful way to comfort and reassure readers. Unlike other books, "Cat Heaven Is Real" is not meant to look the same in the future as it does when one receives it. That is because the Author wants to encourage readers to customize it. There are plenty of spaces in this book's pretty pages for readers to place photos, drawings, or other images of their feline friend. This is a delightful way to connect with their beloved cat, and will bring comfort when they miss them. The sublime story is based on chronicles that the author heard and read about from those who love, loved, and will always love Cats. It is a place that many affectionately call "Cat Heaven." This book tells you what it's like there. You'll love it as much as Cats do Potential readers should be assured that we purposely design our books to be reminiscent of vintage publications. These are clearly not designed to look like shiny, glossy, coffee-table style books. They are designed to look like someone found them at the bottom of a stack of books, in a dusty old antique shop. Rather than being beautiful, the publishers chose to do something a bit more interesting and creative. |
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