Kitty Muse Book Reviews
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Emma got to learn something today that most of us wouldnt learn in a lifetime. She learned the process and the reasons behind sprouting.
No, she is not a sunflower.
She is a little girl whose mother teaches her with love and patience. And she will be taking away from her lessons not only the nutritional importance of sprouted seeds and beansshe will have another experience in how much her mother loves her.
Told with sweetness and with the aid of some truly beautifully-drawn pictures, this story not only teaches Emma, but it teaches its readers too. Easy enough for kids to understand, and informative enough for the older folks, it is a book that I recommend for all ages.
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This book was so cute. I laughed all through it. I recommend  this book to other cat owners that may find a story that they can relate to. Good book.
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I would recommend it for people who love adventures in the wild. It was a fantastic feline adventure book. I thought it was an amazing book for adventure lovers!!!!!!!!!
1802122
It is a real nice book with the "Cat Laugh". I read all the cat and dog books I can find.
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I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. It has a lot to offer cat lovers, mystery and riddle lovers. It clever and creative and fun to read. Once you get started, it's hard to put down because you want to know what comes next. I hope this the first for the author and his feline detectives because it left me wanting to read more.
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Age Appropriate For: All Ages
Best for Ages: 6-14 and for the young at heart

After reading and loving the first book in this series, The Case of the Tabloid Tattler, I was eager for the next installment. This book may be geared for kids, but it is interesting and witty enough to be loved by readers of all ages.

Mia, the cat, is so cat-like. I almost feel as if I understand our cat better for having read this. The reasons Mia gives for doing things makes me laugh so hard sometimes. I also will never look at goldfish crackers the same way.

While the style and story line is obviously meant for younger readers, I have to say that I really love this series. I think that it would be perfect for parents to read aloud to their children, because they would probably enjoy it as much as their kids.

I highly recommend this book for those who like humorous stories, books about cats, and easy to read tales.
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I'm somewhat of a "Crazy Cat Lady" (I only have one cat, but I'm crazy over kitties!). I saw this book at the mall, leafed through it, and knew I just had to buy it. It's a funny read, and I loved it, especially some of the photos and the captions. Truthfully, it's one of those books that you shouldn't take seriously (considering I found it in the humor section of the book store), especially if you happen to be a dog lover. My favorite part of the book was the chapter on "Parenting," mainly because of the photos. The photos included kittens.
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I loved this book. I loved it because it's well written in nearly perfect English. I loved it because i love cats. I loved it because the author describes Homer so clearly you can see him scampering through your mind's eye. This book is a jewel, and i will recommend it to anyone who wants to read a heartwarming, beautiful tale of a little cat that could.
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Title: Megan's Pet Sitting Adventure Megan's World Book 2
Author: Pamea Foland
Publisher: Sonny's Legacy Publishing
Published: 9-20-2017
Pages: 118
Genre: Fiction
Sub-Genre: Animal Care, Cats, Dogs, Birds,
ISBN: 9780999074534
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Reviewed For Pamela Foland
Reviewer: DelAnne
Rating: 4.5 Stars

Megan has achieved her goal of being able to keep the four kittens, who are growing by leaps and bounds, but she is finding out it is more expensive than she though.  To help pay for their food and other essentials she has taken on the added responsibility of pet sitting.  To help her she has asked Jill to assist in caring for Mrs. Driscol's, dog, cat and bird.

With Jill's mind on other things she is less than the help that Megan's need.  Will she be able to keep the three quirky animals safe and happy until the owner's return.  Or will a failure cost her the four kittens tied to her heart?

My rating of "Megan's Pet Sitting Adventure Megan's World Book 2" is 4.5 out of 5 stars.
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Its my favorite book! (At least I think so).I'm a cat lover so it should be.  My favorite part is when Polo (instead of Marco the cat who can reeeeeeaaaaaad) finds a home for the kittens in a house where there are a lot of old people and entertains them by playing on the lawn.
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I absolutely loved this book.  Being a cat lover, this book made me laugh and cry.  My cats are my furry babies so I identified with so much of Gwen's stories.  I feel sad that she lost him, but his spirit will live on forever.
2349761
Great rhyming storyline with lovely illustrations. A wonderful continuation of the first book: Kitty Cat, Kitty Cat , Are You Awake?
774865
It was such a fun book to read especially if you love cats.  It made me laugh out loud .  I would definitely recommend this book.
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I thought this was a very cute book. I would have to say, the images of the kitties are the most realistic cats coloring images I've seen. They are greyscale coloring images. The artist provides reference photos to show what the originals looked like & for those who have a hard time choosing colors. The book has a total of 33 greyscale coloring images. If you download the Kindle ebook, the artist provides you  5
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Review:
When I saw Meg Cabot speak at the Decatur Book Festival last weekend, she spoke about her goals as an author. Unlike some, she doesn't try to write in an effort to win literary acclaim; she writes to entertain. She hopes her books will bring joy and fun into the lives of children, teens and adults. Well, I, for one, think she is entirely successful in this regard and the number of books she's sold indicates that there's a real market for that. She does just for fun books with the best, ranking with Janet Evanovich as an author that I pretty much always enjoy even if I don't get any deeper lessons from her books.
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I have to admit I was a bit concerned about Size 12 and Ready to Rock. It had been so long since the last Heather Wells book, which came out when I was in college, and I didn't remember the series feeling unfinished. When an author revives a series that was closed, it tends to be a mistake. The opening chapters of Size 12 and Ready to Rock upped my levels of concern that this would not be as good as the previous books. It starts with an overly melodramatic scene in which Heather gets shot with a paintball and thinks she's dying. Add to this the fact that she and Cooper are hiding their engagement, making me fear that he's going to turn out to be an awful guy all of a sudden, and some discussion of babies, and I was rolling my eyes.

Thankfully, Meg Cabot didn't take the story down any of those entirely obnoxious plot paths I thought might be coming. I should really have more trust for Meg, given how many of her books I've enjoyed. Heather Wells does have a tendency to melodrama, as the first scene suggests, but that's just who she is and it's part of what makes her a fun main character. I had just forgotten what she was like since I hadn't read one of these books in years. Once I settled into the rhythm, I was able to sit back and enjoy Cabot's humor and characters.

Jordan and Tanya have a much larger role in this one. Jordan is Heather's ex-boyfriend and Cooper's brother, which makes the engagement awkward. Cabot pulls off the Heather having dated brothers thing well, without making it feel completely absurd. I wanted to hate both Tanya and Jordan and was ot thrilled at first that this book's mystery centered around them, but it turned out to be totally amazing.

If you loved the first three Heather Wells books, get excited because there are even more coming after this and they are just as good. If you haven't read them, go start, assuming you enjoy fun. The Heather Wells books are an excellent read-a-like for Evanovich's Stephanie Plum books.

Performance:
This was my first time listening to a Heather Wells book; I read the first three. While the format change was at first a bit disarming, I ended up being pleased with my decision, though I'm sure it would have been fun to read this one as well. With the action and the humor, though, this was a good choice for the audiobook format. I listen on and off while doing chores, and I always looked forward to getting to listen to another chapter or two.

Sandy Rustin does a great job, and is one of the narrators I've been most impressed by so far in my audiobook experience, which, admittedly, is somewhat limited. She does a marvelous job with accents. I loved the way she read for Magda and Sarah. In fact, all of her voices were great, though I wasn't a fan of the Cooper voice. Her voice fits well with Heather Wells' character, sort of chirpy and optimistic.

Size 12 and Ready to Rock was a pleasure on audio, so, if you enjoy listening to books, I highly recommend this one.
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Books are paper thrones.

Feline presence inspires,

Interrupting work.

- Meow >*<
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Yep, I can definitely relate to the author.  I have witnessed most of the feline antics first hand and it's nice to know that, while my cat is psycho, she is not unique in this aspect.  I really enjoyed the author's wit and clever sense of humour and sarcasm.  It was a great read and I really hope he writes some more.