Atlas of Cats (Hardcover)
Description
How many cat breeds are there? Let's find out This book belongs to all cat lovers
Did you know that some cats don't have five fingers, but six? We're not pulling your whiskers--it's true Whether you have your own pet at home or whether you just like these adorable little rascals--read our illustrated cat atlas, which will introduce you to the most interesting, lazy, cuddly, and wild cat breeds in the world, from the common European tabby to the silky-haired Persian cat and the unusual Lykoi. And don't worry, that one over there isn't a tiny werewolf--it just looks like one. And if you enjoy bedtime stories, don't forget to cuddle up in bed and immerse yourself in the Meow News, a newspaper that comes with the atlas. It contains many stories, interviews, and news from around the world of renowned feline celebrities, as well as lesser-known cat heroes and heroines.
Proud holder of the California Reading Association Eureka Silver Award for 2022
About the Author
Jana Sedlackova comes from the Czech Republic. She sings in the Blahoslav Hajnc Choir, and at Christmas she loves to decorate gingerbread. She is fond of fairy tales, and she's convinced that people who don't read them are still looking for the right one!HelenaHarastova graduatedin Dramaturgy at the Janacek Academy of Music and Performing Arts in Brno, Czechia and used to work for the National Theatre in Brno. Now she works mainlyas a writer and a translator from English and Russian and is also fully engagedby her duties as a mom. Her most unusual pastime is searching texts of allkinds for errors of spelling, grammar, and style.Giulia Lombardo was born on the cold Christmas Eve of 1991 in Florence, Italy and from that day she struggles to have someone at her birthday party to snatch from family dinners. She currently collaborates with several publishing houses around the world. In her spare time she builds vintage chicken coops, produces homemade yogurt and treks with broken shoes. She's afraid of needles, but she's not afraid of any kind of deadly work planning.
