There was
almost no topic the book didn’t have some sort of answer for. The book also
helped parents to better comprehend their children’s needs and behavioral
issues, as well as the child’s place in the overall dynamics of the family.
My dear OH
and I have no children, instead for the past, almost 23 years we’ve had “fur
children” better known as our cats. While I knew the simple basics regarding
cats and their behavior since I had them for about 12 years before getting
married, this book has gone into far greater detail and has gone into areas I
had no idea as how to handle.
I received
an ARC [Advance Reader’s Copy – uncorrected proof copy] through a giveaway the
publisher had on GoodReads and this review is my honest opinion.
In reading
this book I found it quite well organized in a logical progression which
mirrors a cat’s live from being a small kitten to that of being a senior
citizen cat. This is a book we wish I and we had when we adopted our cute
bundle of fur.
Each chapter
of the book has a question being raised and the followed by the author’s
answer, which has been thoughtfully broken down into segments so the reader can
better comprehend the solution being offered.
Ms. Pam
Johnson-Bennett in this book has done for cat lovers and their “fur children”
what Dr. Spock had done for mothers and their real children; which is why I’m
not hesitating in giving this book 5 STARS.
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