| Category: | Children - Animals |
|---|---|
| Author: | Tessa Bremner |
| Publisher: | Lulu.com |
| Publication Date: | October 22, 2021 |
| Number of Pages: | 35 |
| ISBN-13: | 978 1447792505 |
Eric and Fenna Peace are a couple who lives in the village
of Much Wallop. Mr. Peace is a retired banker who spends his time at home —
reading, enjoying his wife, or walking the dogs. Fenna Peace has always
loved to have a cat. Her desire to have a cat becomes unbearable when she
leaves that their neighbor has just adopted a lovely little kitten. She
persuades her husband to let her have a kitten, and so they make the journey to
Mr. Butler who sells them a kitten wrapped in a ''tatty piece of blanket
and put in a cardboard box.'' When Cathas, the kitten, bags a squirrel,
everyone becomes exhilarated. Follow Mr. and Mrs. Peace and their lovely pets —
Tom, Lizzy, Phoebe, George, and their eccentricities.
Cathas and the Squirrel Incident by
Tessa Bremner is a book for canine and feline lovers. The portrait of the
couple is beautiful. Readers encounter two adults who spend time with their
dogs. While one is fascinated about getting a kitten, the other is scared of
cats — and experience vindicates his fear. The use of anthropomorphism is
clever and it allows readers to connect with the pets. The author makes them
speak, like in some anime movies, and it is fun to listen to what these
characters say and what they think about themselves. Bremner's colorfully
illustrated book offers an escape to readers who love pets. It is a quick read
and the characters are well-written — both humans and animals. A delightful
adventure and a thoughtful story that depicts a life shared with pets.
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