Stretch out in the sun. Demonstrate your independence; disappear for a couple of hours each day. Above all, pounce on what you want with all your passion. Filled with the wisdom of our feline friends and rich with witty illustrations and photographs, this delightful sequel to Dog-Mas points the way to the good life—nine times over. Purrfect for any cat lover, Cat-e-Chisms offers thought-provoking mew-sings, sparkling cat-signs, and the sage advice of Emily Scratching-Post and Dr. Joyce Whiskers—all the wisdom you need to land on your feet, not your head. Remember, the world is your catnip toy! Pounce on it with all your passion.
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Bill Zimmerman has been a journalist, a prize-winning newspaper editor, and an author for many years. Much of his work has been directed toward empowering young people and helping families become closer.
Bill's books include: Your Life in Comics: 100 Things for Guys to Write and Draw, Pocket Doodles for Artists, Pocket Doodles for Kids, Doodles & Daydreams, 100 Things Guys Need to Know, My Paper Memory Quilt, Lunch Box Letters, How to Tape Instant Oral Biographies, A Book of Questions, MakeBeliefs, Make Beliefs for Kids of All Ages, LifeLines, The Little Book of Joy, Dogmas, Cat-e-Chisms, A Book of Sunshine, My Life: An Open Book, Idea Catcher for Kids, and Butterfly Wishes.
Bill is also the creator of the popular MakeBeliefsComix.com, where visitors can create their own comic strips online. The site is used by students and teachers in more than 180 countries to teach literacy, reading, writing, and storytelling and has received the Parents' Choice Foundation Recommended Award. Bill also teaches writing and reading to young people and immigrant students learning English.
Creating his books has always been a way for him to transport himself to a better world, to explore, to fly with his imagination, and to find hope and solace. Many of his books, such as Your Life in Comics, are interactive in nature and help young people express what is deep within them and find their writers' voices.
