The Mind of the Cat

by Gary Brodsky

mint condition

Genres: Nonfiction, Cats, Animals

Hardcover

First published January 1, 1990

About the author

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Reviews

[Rena Sherwood]

Hysterically awful in a "Plan 9 From Outer Space" kind of way. I just kept reading to see where the next typo or wrong "fact" would pop up. And Gary Brodsky wouldn't fail me. For example, he can't tell the difference between a leopard and a cheetah. And every other sentence seems to end with an exclamation mark! To let you know he really, really means it! Oh, the hilarity ensues.

There are a bunch of so-so line drawings of cats presumably done by Brodsky -- either that or the real artist was so embarrassed by the drawings he/she had them printed anonymously.

And the funniest fact of all is that I paid about 50 cents for this thinking it was ANOTHER book called The Mind of the Cat. Or something like that. Yikes.

[Monique]

I bet this guy doesn't know jack shit about cats.

[Chris Seals]

There was nothing in this book that I, as a cat owner, didn't know already. I was looking for more information about understaning my cat. However, I enjoyed Gary's stories about his own cats.