Collecting Cats

The protagonist in the story wants to collect cats, but initially has none. They come up with a plan and suddenly find themselves with more cats than they can count. However, they may need to reconsider their plan if the cats are too large and have big teeth! This picture book is perfect for cat and cheese lovers of all ages, and is beautifully illustrated by Lorna Scobie, who is known for her ability to bring animals to life.

\n Format: Paperback / softback
\n Length: 32 pages
\n Publication date: 03 January 2019
\n Publisher: Scholastic
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Today, I am embarking on a mission to collect cats. Currently, I do not have any feline companions, but I do have a plan in place. It all started when I stumbled upon a charming little cat cafe on my way home from work. The place was filled with adorable cats of all shapes and sizes, and I couldn't help but feel a pang of longing for a furry friend of my own.

I decided to take action and started researching cat adoption agencies in my area. After a few weeks of searching, I finally found a shelter that seemed like the perfect match for me. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable, and they had a wide variety of cats waiting for their forever homes.

Without hesitation, I filled out the adoption application and submitted it. To my delight, it was approved within a few days. I couldn't wait to go to the shelter and meet my new furry friend.

When I arrived at the shelter, I was greeted by a sea of cats. They meowed and purred, vying for my attention. I spent hours walking around, trying to find the perfect cat to bring home. Finally, I spotted a small tabby cat with big, innocent eyes. She was shy at first, but as I held her, she began to relax and purr contentedly.

I decided to adopt her, and she became my little companion. She was named Luna, and she quickly settled into her new home. She explored every corner of the house, climbing up furniture and hiding under beds. But despite her mischievous nature, she was also incredibly affectionate and loving.

Over the next few weeks, Luna grew more and more comfortable in her new environment. She became friends with my other pets, a dog and a rabbit, and they all played together happily. I couldn't believe how much joy she had brought into my life.

But as time went on, I realized that Luna wasn't the only cat I wanted. I started to feel a pull towards adopting more cats. I visited other shelters and rescue organizations, and I found myself falling in love with cats of all shapes and sizes.

Before I knew it, I had a house full of cats. They were everywhere, climbing on furniture, running around the house, and cuddling up with me. It was like a cat paradise, and I couldn't be happier.

However, as much as I loved my cats, I started to wonder if I had gone too far. I began to notice that my house was starting to smell a bit musty, and the litter box was always full. I also started to worry about whether I had enough space and resources to care for all of my cats.

After some soul-searching, I decided to take a step back. I started to rehome some of my cats, finding them new homes with families who could provide them with the care and attention they deserved. It was a difficult decision, but I knew it was the right thing to do.

Now, I have a smaller, but happier, group of cats. They are well-cared for and loved, and I feel like I have found the perfect balance between having a furry family and maintaining a healthy and happy home.

Looking back on my journey to collect cats, I realize that it was a wild ride. But it was also a journey of self-discovery and growth. I learned that sometimes, it's important to listen to your heart and follow your passions, even if it means taking risks.

And as for whether anyone can ever have too many cats, I think the answer is a resounding yes. But it's not just about the number of cats you have, it's about the quality of care and love you provide for them. As long as you are willing to give your cats the best possible life, I believe that you can have as many cats as your heart desires.

In conclusion, my journey to collect cats was a funny and heartwarming adventure. It taught me the importance of listening to my heart, following my passions, and providing the best possible care for my furry family. I am grateful for every cat that has come into my life, and I look forward to many more years of happiness and companionship with my beloved cats.

\n Weight: 204g\n
Dimension: 268 x 250 x 5 (mm)\n
ISBN-13: 9781407185712\n \n