Review: Extra short, extra witty - read it, you'll have fun!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 18, 2012
You think it's really a bargain, then you realise how really short it is, then you think, oh, what the heck, it's super anyway.So. I had no idea who Anna David is (I still don't, to be honest, so that won't spoil your enjoyment of the book. I'm not a hermit, I just live on the other side of the pond).In a devil-may-care, light tone, Anna David talks (it feels like talking) about how she didn't think about herself as a cat woman, and what the perception of a cat woman is  - how many cats do you need to have before you're branded as one?? How did she become one?Well, she did when she was a drug addict and it really helped her out of it. And yes, it may be ridiculous to talk about pets like one does about kids, but when you don't have any kids, you have to fall back onto something, don't you? She goes on with witty, to the point short lines of research about cats and witches and the Middle Ages and psychology, all brilliantly put together.You get the gist of it.It's a hilarious, clever quick read. It's just a shame it's so short.