How to Land on Your Feet: Life Lessons from My Cat

by Jamie Shelman

Overview

Why spend one life worrying . . . when you could spend nine lives napping? Take it from artist Jamie Shelman's wry and furry felines: Cats work reasonable hours (zero), love wisely (from a distance), and live boldly (until someone starts vacuuming). Don't go without these 100 sage lessons: ·Be especially attentive to the one person who doesn’t like you. ·Get away with murder by looking cute. ·Ignore anyone who doesn't worship you. ·Be pleased with your achievements, however small. ·The best solution to a problem is a nap.Live better—live like your cat!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781615195930
Publisher:	The Experiment
Publication date:	09/22/2023
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	130
File size:	50 MB
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About the Author

Artist and illustrator Jamie Shelman holds a degree in painting from the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD). She runs The Dancing Cat, an online stationery and print shop, and she is also a popular Etsy seller. Her muse (the neighbor’s cat) waits at the window every morning to be let in, and then out, and then back in. She lives in Baltimore.

Editorial Reviews

"A charming quick read that cat and dog lovers will enjoy. Inspirational illustrated life tips include: ‘Love yourself first,’ ‘Drinking water is good for the soul’ and ‘Walk with (C)attitude.’"

|Los Angeles Times

"We’re so excited about this book featuring 100 adorable (and always true) sayings paired with her beautifully designed illustrations. . . .These amusing—and sage—lessons capture the unique joys and lessons of living with cats."

Catster

We’re so excited about this book featuring 100 adorable (and always true) sayings paired with her beautifully designed illustrations. . . .These amusing—and sage—lessons capture the unique joys and lessons of living with cats.”—Catster

“A charming quick read that cat and dog lovers will enjoy. Inspirational illustrated life tips include: ‘Love yourself first,’ ‘Drinking water is good for the soul’ and ‘Walk with (C)attitude.’”—Los Angeles Times

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