Review: Kitty Muse Book Reviews
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 15, 2014
No one can write about a cat’s life better than the cat herself.  Yes, the opposable-thumbs thing can be an issue, but it seems that Tabby has overcome this obstacle.  Perhaps it is because she is writing this from the other side of the Rainbow Bridge.Beginning with the cats-in-residence before her birth, Tabby relates the quirks and adventures of an entire panoply of feline personalities that graced the lives of Becky and her sister, Debbie (to whom the book is dedicated).Some kitties lived a good, long life, and some left this earth way too soon.  Debbie and Becky had at least 14 cats while they were growing up in the ‘60s, and all of them had a good life with humans who loved them.  As should all cats.There are photographs throughout the book of the two girls enjoying the company of their pointy-eared housemates.  Sometimes the cats looked mellow and sometimes they looked like they could bolt at a moment’s notice.  But the girls always looked delighted.Ms. Corwin-Adams has quite a few more books that she’s written, telling tales of dogs and people alike, and I am looking forward to reading them all.