Review
. . . filled with. . . hope and sadness. . . we are let into the lives of. . . these different people and their amazing felines. --
Chicagoland Tails, Dec/Jan 2002, Tina Conway. . . the colors, gyrations of the bodies . . . tilt of the ears, . . . paintings are as unpredictable as an alley cat's litter. --
The Herald-Sun, Durham, NC, Fri., Nov. 2, 2001Cleverly put together. . . entertaining and educational. . . delightful tales of heroics and special times shared by cats & their owners. --
I Love Cats ezine, March, 2002[features] Brooklyn's famous Scarlett, . . . became a media star six years ago when she rescued her five kittens from a fire. --
Burlington County Times, Fri., Feb. 22, 2002 - Gail T. Boatman
Product Description
Cat Book started out simply enough. Emily Weinstein set out to do a series of monoprints of cats she is personally acquainted with. Exploring the subject, she soon learned that every cat has a story, and one story led to another. As the stories became more fantastic, Weinstein traveled to places like West Virginia to meet Regis, the talking cat, and to Brooklyn's world renowned Scarlet, who rescued her five kittens from a fire.
The book ventures from Scarlet to Avi climbing up 80-foot trees; then Snappy sailing around the world; Kitten, a two-timing neutered Persian; Dazzle surviving against all odds; Wild Boy, born feral in the High Sierras; Space Kitty rescued from a lab . . . just to name a few.
Equipped with art supplies, note pad and cat treats, Weinstein worked to entice her subjects to paint them and interview their people all at the same time. Remarkably, it all works in this unique, beautiful, often touching and funny book on cats. It's all great fun --and wonderful art!
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