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Guardian Cats and the Lost Books of Alexandria is seen through the eyes of several members of a noble brotherhood of cats who guard ancient books of power rescued from the burning of the Library of Alexandria.
I'm happy to report that it has been on the Kindle bestseller list for several months. A sequel is in the works. It will include several cat members of the previous cast, plus some exciting new ones.
Thanks for starting this thread. It will be fun meeting other cat authors. Maybe we can help each other promote our books. Or at least discuss what it's like writing through a cat's eyes. I spent 4 years writing Guardian Cats and had some interesting experiences with stray cats showing up on our property who resembled my characters.
I probably wouldn't write a book for dog lovers, although I might have a dog character in one of my books. There is a ferret and several raccoons in Guardian Cats for comic relief.
Frederick Fuller is another author on here with his book, The Children of Bast.

I have one book to add, encourages pet adoption



I have just finished and published a book about cats - looking to do another four in the series. Really loved writing this one, cats are just too wonderful not to be the stars.
http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/13...


As many of you know, we lost our wonderful feline friend Jekyll on June 9, 2011. It has been 1 year and we have not forgotten him. We never will.
Have you ever experienced the loss of a feline friend? If so, then I know just how you feel.
In honor of Jekyll, we are giving away thousands of eBook copies of CAT HEAVEN IS REAL throughout June, 2012.
We hope that you enjoy the book and that it gives you some comfort. You deserve it for the kindness and love you shared with kitties.
Here is a direct link to get the book. It is good until July 1st.
Please feel free to share the above link with anyone you know who loved and lost a cat.
I am sure you can imagine how much I would appreciate a kind review. :)
Blue skies!
D.C. Blackbird
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That sounds interesting. I'd like to know more.

Terri wrote: "Terri Cabral - "The Tale Of Thisbe - An Extraordinary Cat" available on Smashwords.com or Amazon.com for Kindle - it's an eBook that has received an Honorable Mention in the London Book Festival an..."

Thanks for sharing that book. I'll check it out. The more books that can encourage cat adoption, the better!
Martha wrote: "Hi Folks, Rahma I so enjoy history and with cats, sound like good read, will need to take alook and place on my read list! Terri congrats on your awards, will take a look at your book too. By any c..."


Yes Martha - I am Terri from New Bedford, MA





Inspired by my own 8 rescue cats, I've recently written my first children's book about cats and wanted to share it with you.

For Disney story lovers everywhere!
Think Cats & Dogs meets Toy Story�
Warning! Contains fur-raising adventure, wacky characters, laugh out loud comedy, and heart-warming drama.[/B]
The cats at Briarswood Cottage are lucky. After being rescued from the local Cats� Home by Ma Katz, they live out their days in luxury under the watchful eye of Buster, the mogfather. But all that’s about to change�
When the local mayor announces that the cat population is spreading a deadly disease, their lives are in mortal danger. There’s no time to paws! Somehow, Ma’s moggies have to organize all the neighbourhood cats to unite as one, getting their claws stuck in to prove their innocence and save each other from certain death.
Can they put aside jealous rivalry and tomcat turf wars to work together as a team and save catkind from extinction?
It’s a Catastrophe is a hilarious hairball of a read for ages 8 to 108!
Peace and love
Sibel :)

My debut novel, Taming Me: Memoir of a Clever Island Cat, was released by its publisher in October. It is a rags-to-riches adventure novel set on a tropical island, based on a true story and narrated by a cat.
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Available at Barnes and Noble online and in stores; Amazon and Apple.
Thanks, all!
Cathy

Oh and hey theres a Cat character for sure in my recent book. Maiden of the Silver Light


A Lesson My Cat Taught Me
It finally got picked up by a small press publisher and was released in November 2007. When my contract ended in March 2010, I made the decision to self publish it, and it got released on October 2, 2010. In the Fall of 2009 my book was made a recommended resource by Teaching Tolerance in their magazine.
The current edition of my book was made a runner-up in the 2011 Sharp Writ Awards - Children's Book Category.
I've completed two more manuscripts also for early reader books, and I'm slowly writing a fourth.
I'm a member of the SCBWI and the CWA [Cat Writers of America]

If Robert hadn't invited me to be a friend, I would not have even known about this group (I do belong to "All about Animals")
My cats were all rescues--so, naturally, I wrote about my incurable Don Juan, named Pasha--and his shelter buddies.
Pasha, From Animal Shelter to A Sheltered Life

Glad to be here.
Inge

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Like many writers and readers there are a lot of cat lovers out there. My best buddy is Lily Munster. A black cat with a white locket. I feature her in all my books in some capacity under different names.

Robert, take a look at my blog. I'd love to feature your Lily Munster (I have a Lilliput, real name Tiger Lilly) with a little story about her and her "white locket."
Let me know...you can PM me if that's something you would entertain.
Inge

This seems like a good place to mention my books. I've written two mysteries featuring fictionalized versions of my cats, Yoshi and Gatsby (that's them in my profile pic). The stories are classic "whodunit"s with a little comedy and action thrown in for good measure. These are Kindle e-books available through Amazon. If they sound interesting, please check them out.
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you might do better with an extra box I had that problem with my Tiddles but she eventually got clean. I have had Tiddles for 10 years now and she sometimes cries before she has a pee in her box. Something psychological in her daft mind


You might try mine, it's a big cat fantasy, all about cats in a world where humans don't exist any more. I put it on kindle a while back, but haven't done much to promote it yet.



hi DC, my autobiography "I Need an Exorcism" shows the calming influence of cats. When I got my first black cat thirty years ago she brought so much calmness and love into my household. I had just divorced my husband and I was settling back down with my two young daughters when we got our black kitten.

Persians I have heard are notorious pee ers.

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I ahve had two rescued cats, I still have one of them, me Tiddles. Rescued cats are always grateful. My autobiography has many charming tales of all my cats

As many of you know, we lost our wonderful feline friend Jekyll on June 9, 2011. It has been 1 year and we have not forgotten him. We never will.
Have you ever experienced the loss o..."
I cried for weeks when I lost my black cat. She was 17. She had seen me through a really bad time in my life, when I was 30 I was settling back down with my daughters after a divorce. My black cat helped calm me down. This was 30 years ago now

As many of you know, we lost our wonderful feline friend Jekyll on June 9, 2011. It has been 1 year and we have not forgotten him. We never will.
Have you ever experienc..."
Since then I had had my black cat's daughter cat a black and brown tortie, she lived to 19. A beautiful white with grey patches rescue cat who got to a great age. And me Tiddles, my second rescued cat, she is a black and silver tabby. I have had her for 10 years now, she is 12, she has the most pampered life

My story is on the Kindle, "I Need an Exorcism" is very cheap. Has stories of my cats

Guardian Cats and the Lost Books of Alexandria is seen through the eyes of several members of a noble brotherhood of cats who guard ancient books of p..."
hi Rahma, don't we get around on this social media. I figured out how to do links x

Very true. Not all of my Persians have the problem, the more laid back the purrsonality the less likely they are to have problems outside the box. Many Persians are pee-ers and they do end up in rescue because of that though. :)
Books mentioned in this topic
The Cat Who Robbed a Bank (other topics)It's a Catastrophe (other topics)
Guardian Cats and the Lost Books of Alexandria (other topics)
Salome's Daughters (other topics)
Pussy's Little Problem: How to Understand and Cope with your Cat's Toilet Habits (other topics)
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Also, I wonder how many authors of "cat books" stay focused on cats, or do they they write similar books for dog lovers and bird lovers, etc?