All Those Places I Could Pee: Poems From Your Cat, A Funny Cat Book, and The Perfect Gift for Cat Lovers So You Know How to Talk to Your Cat About ... if Your Cat Loves You (The Cats of The World)

I bought this as a gift for a cat lover. I read it first, of course. It was very funny and she enjoyed it tremendously!

As the title suggests funny and cute. Loved the first ❤️ book too. Used as part of Animal Ministry service presentation at church. Congregation loves to be read pages of book

Anyone who owns a cat is aware of the pleasures and trials of living with them. Fuzzy McMitten has created a book that encompasses all the joy, and intermittent terror. From the hugs and cuddles to the litter and hair balls; it is all there. You are sure to recognize the joys and terror.

Many of these poems were quite funny. Cat lovers can relate to the nocturnal, superior beings who won’t let you work, read or sleep. It’s been awhile since I’ve had a cat and these poems brought back some found memories of my little Xena The Warrior Princess.

If you are drawn to poetry and a feline (or two) has captured your heart, you will find this book delightful. I am thankful my cat only pees in her litter box, but many will relate to the title of the book and to the poem with the same title. I could immediately relate to poem #1 - my cat is very insulted by a closed door. I really enjoyed the poems about the cat near the computer, taking over the keyboard and going after the mouse. I'm sure many will be able to relate. This is a great gift book to send to all the cat lovers in your life.

Yes, these are poems about cats and their “curiosities” but honestly… hilarious?? I can appreciate humor and even like a good Dad-joke now and then, but these aren’t funny. It’s basically a collection about cat observations with very, very little humor. I bought this book for my son who just got a kitten but I am returning the book. My 16 and 18 year old boys could write better poems from a cat’s point of view and publish them, if this is the standard. I’m sorry! I was expecting a funny, witty book. It’s not at all. Cats are funny! There is so much good material, when observing cats, to write a funny book!

I purchased this book for my daughter as a Christmas gift. She absolutely loves it!

I'm don't even have a cat... but I do have little kids... and I thought it was about them. Thanks for the insights.

These poems provide a unique perspective, delving into the feline mind and offering intriguing insights into their thoughts on humans and dogs. "I'm Glad I'm Not A Human," the nineteenth poem, contemplates whether the cat's life might be preferable. The poems also humorously convey a touch of jealousy and playfulness. Each piece is beautifully crafted and often quite amusing, capturing the cat's range of emotions. This book will appeal not only to cat enthusiasts but also to anyone who loves animals. The cat's scientific curiosity, seen in its penchant for knocking objects down, is cleverly portrayed as a study of gravity. This book is entertaining and delightful, making it a valuable addition to any collection.

HILARIOUS! As an avid cat lover, I couldn't help but buy this book and read it immediately. Each poem is a hilarious and compassionate expression of the range of thoughts and feelings we human like to project upon our cats. Who knows what they really think and feel? No one does. But this little book does the felines justice, without question. I highly recommend it to anyone who loves cats. The illustrations are great, too.