This book is jam packed with stories of cats that, to name just a few: risked life and limb to save the much larger family dog from a coyote... Or found their way home over hundreds of days and miles, after getting lost on a family trip... Or, even more amazingly, found their way to their old family's new home far, far away, after having been left behind with someone else... Or showed surprising evidence of ESP--for example, the cat who was kept locked inside their apartment while its owner was at work, but somehow knew something was amiss, forced his way out and hit the sidewalk just in time to go on the attack and save his mistress from an unseen approaching stalker... Also, caring cats whose body and temperament manufactured enough milk to nurse orphaned infants of other, often larger, species...And the all too common dilemma of cats who somehow managed to stay alive without food or water for weeks until finally found, long after getting trapped somewhere impossible for them to have gotten out of on their own. Et cetera.
What I DON'T like about this book is that making your way through it it is sort of like playing hide and seek: If you put it down and then want to go back to where you left off...or if, as I did yesterday, you hear on the news about a cat "miracle" that sounds like a twin of one you read here and want to go back and check that out...or if you're writing a review for Amazon and want to go back and seek out a representative mix of "miracles" to mention here... and/or you want to fact-check what you've written, it'll be quite a challenge....as there's no index, no chapter numbers, no headers, nothing to physically suggest where to look, as each of its 77 "chapters," if that's what they are, opens with the same identical black and white headshot photograph of an unnamed cat, followed by text that offers neither a headline nor preview sentence or paragraph that indicates what subject matter lies between this point and the umpteenth appearance of the next identical black and white cat headshot.
*Great material. Deserved better presentation.
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