About Cats

As anyone who lives near cats knows, generalizations cannot be made about them. Cats are creatures, each with a different character, and they are literally "individuals". Lessing, a genuine writer, is well aware of this, so instead of writing a praise for the cat race, she prefers to tell the stories of the cats that came into her life, without resorting to any embellishment. But he can't help being fascinated by the beauty of some cats:

"Beige colored, ... silvery paws at the end of the front legs. Ears that look silvery because their edges are framed with white, standing up, He would move back and forth, listening, perceiving... His tail would move in another dimension, as if it were receiving messages that his other organs could not receive, and he would sit with full attention, with his feathers, his whiskers, his ears, he would look, he would feel, he would feel. If the fish is the embodiment of the movement in the water, the cat, judging by its shape, is the lined and shaped form of the imperceptible air.

Oh cat, I would rather worship it. : Beautiful cat! Delicious cat! Silky cat! Soft cat with butterfly paws, fancy cat! Cat, cat, cat, cat. >

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2. Dough

First Printing Year: 2004

Size: 13 x 19.5

Number of Pages: 152

Language: Turkish

Media Type: Paperback