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  Under the Paw: Confessions of a Cat Man (Paperback) By (author) Tom Cox

  Book rating: 05

  

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  Short Description for Under the Paw "Everyone knows about Mad Cat Woman.The phenomenon of Mad Cat Man is less widely reported but I admit it. My name is Tom and I am crazy about cats"
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  • Publisher: POCKET BOOKS
  • Published: 02 March 2009
  • Format: Paperback 224 pages
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  • Categories: Cats As Pets
  • ISBN 13: 9781847391834 ISBN 10: 1847391834
  • Sales rank: 31,706

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Reviews for Under the Paw

• Under the Paw: Paws up ReviewBook rating: 5

  Out of all the Kit-Lit (kitty literature) this is by far the best, paws down. Tom Cox's description of the stereotyped 'Crazy Cat Lady' is purrfect as well as pointing out the lack of avid male cat fans, and speculation to where their possible whereabouts are. The book is a complete page turner - a biographical account of Cox's life as a pet owner, starting from his childhood.
  
  Cox writes eloquently and in a witty style about many cats - with many feline protagonists there wasn't that sense of impending doom, after a long bond with the hero of a great kit-lit when you know the whiskered creature is soon going to be departing for their afterlife - leaving readers utterly devastated - but instead Under The Paw offers readers many tales of delightfully wonderful feline friends, Monty being my favorite. It is funny and smart, as well as giving our beloved cats a great testimony and an honest portrayal.
  
  Cox is an utterly talented writer. In-between chapters, a cat - dictionary occupies the pages which is very humorous but also very true (and a little practical).
  
  I cannot recommend this book anymore - to be read right meow !
  
  Cox's follow up book Talk to the Tail: Adventures in Cat Ownership and Beyond has been ordered online and from the standard of Under The Paw I am assured it will be equally brilliant. A review of it will be coming shortly. by Liz Murphy

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