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The Second Book of Pearl: The Cats
The Second Book of Pearl: The Cats
The Second Book of Pearl: The Cats
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The Second Book of Pearl: The Cats

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In the second collection of stories from her blog "Pearl, why you little..." Pearl relates stories about her two cats, Liza Bean Bitey and Dolly Gee Squeakers. These are not your average cats or average stories. Read about Fish Liberation Day and the all cat band Squeak Toy. Imaginative, funny, and true to life, these stories might make cat lovers of all of us.

LanguageEnglish
Release dateJan 26, 2013
ISBN9781301379651
The Second Book of Pearl: The Cats

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    The Second Book of Pearl - Pearl Vork-Zambory

    The Second Book of Pearl

    The Cats

    Pearl Vork-Zambory

    Published by Red Bird Chapbooks at Smashwords

    Copyright 2012 by Pearl Vork-Zambory

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    Table of Contents

    Heeeere Kitty, Kitty, Kitty, Kitty

    You Haven’t Seen the Cat Lately, Have You?

    Dolly Gee Squeakers, formerly of the Humane Society Squeakers, Dreams a Little Dream

    Sounds Fishy To Me (in three parts)

    This is Where Dolly’s Allowance Goes

    Dolly Gee Squeakers Wants to Know If She Can Bum a Smoke

    Everyone’s a Critic, or Would Bribery Help?

    Squeak Toy Cordially Invites You… (in four parts)

    I’ll Trade You My String for Your Apple...

    Heeeere Kitty, Kitty, Kitty, Kitty

    People say to me, Pearl, they say, you're not really what I think of when I think of people who talk about their cats. You don’t have anything cat related on the walls, you don’t have any items of clothing with pictures of cats on them, you don’t dress said cats...

    That's not true, I say. I dress them.

    Just not against their will.

    Several years ago, my mother called to say that she had the perfect cat for me.

    I pointed out to her that I didn’t need a cat.

    You don’t need a cat, you need this cat, she said.

    And two weeks later, there she was: Miss Personality, a 12-week-old bundle of tiger-striped love. Me! Me! she said.

    Liza Bean Bitey is an attractive cat; a tidy, small-pawed cat; one of those tail-held-high, mischievous, string-chasing, straw-fetching, lap-invading cats they show on TV.

    It would not be revealed for quite some time that her kittenhood was a ruse, that Miz Liza Bean Bitey, of the Minneapolis Biteys, was a master of disguises. Fluent in several languages, wanted on espionage charges in Central Europe,

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