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| Category: Animals:Cats |
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| About the Book | |
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Cats walk between worlds, bringing the magical and the commonplace together. They are the heart- and soul-menders, our kindred spirits, poetry on four paws, and we humans would be lost without them. At least, that’s what I believe. Abys Among Us & Stories for the Feline-Inclined is a celebration of the cats I have known and what they have taught me.
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A dedicated cat lover, her accounts of life with felines illustrate her great respect for those who have graced her life since childhood. Her prose is so tactile, so imbued with color and sound that the reader is completely drawn into her experience. T.J. Banks clearly knows and understands cats, and her appreciation of and love for each individual cat shines through in her sensitive and beautiful prose. I laughed, I cried, I felt the pats on the cheek, the touch on the shoulder, I couldn't stop turning the pages. These descriptive, poignant stories still linger with me long after I've turned the last page.
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| About the Author | |
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T. J. Banks is the author of Catsong (winner of the 2007 Merial Human-Animal Award), A Time for Shadows, Sketch People, Souleiado, and Houdini, which the late writer and activist Cleveland Amory enthusiastically declared “a winner.” Her writing has received awards from the Cat Writers’ Association and various publications. |