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Who Moved My Mouse?

A Self-Help Book for Cats (Who Don't Need Any Help)

By Dena Harris

By Dena Harris

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Category: Humor | Pets

Ebook $5.99

Nov 16, 2010 | ISBN 9781580087063

Who Moved My Mouse? by Dena Harris
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Nov 16, 2010 | ISBN 9781580087063

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About Who Moved My Mouse?

Has kitty been overindulging in catnip to fill the vast emptiness within? Does self-actualization always remain one whisker away? This indispensable guide, based on classic self-help texts and filled with quizzes, exercises, and insider tips, will teach cats to make small, daily changes (e.g. Become an Early Riser—and Force Others to Join You) to improve their lives. With chapters like “Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff . . . But Feel Free to Freak Out Over Anything That Moves Suddenly or Without Warning” and answers to pressing existential questions such as “Where are you going with that ham?,” this manual empowers cats to make the twenty minutes they’re awake each day the best twenty minutes of their lives.

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About Dena Harris

DENA HARRIS has been a humor columnist for Cats & Kittens magazine and contributor to Chicken Soup for the Soul: What I Learned from the Cat, Cup of Comfort for Cat Lovers, Chicken Soup for the Cat-Lover’s Soul, and Chicken… More about Dena Harris

Product Details

Category: Humor | Pets

Ebook | $5.99
Published by Ten Speed Press
Nov 16, 2010 | 144 Pages | ISBN 9781580087063

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Praise

“No longer satisfied with smelly shoes or two-hour tongue baths, today’s cats are looking for more than the quick fix of a jingle-ball session. Beautifully written with thoughtful insights, this book helps cats understand why nothing they do is ever their fault.”
—Kat Zebest, PhD, Head of Psychiatry, Stanford College
 
“While today’s cats hide self-doubt behind dismissive ‘you bore me’ and ‘I just sprayed the couch’ smirks, underneath they are desperate to introduce meaning into their nine lives. This masterful work answers their top questions.”
—Harry Lickalought, life coach and author of Be Your Best Feline

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