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The Best Cat Ever
The Best Cat Ever
Author: Cleveland Amory
ISBN-13: 9780316089784
ISBN-10: 0316089788
Publication Date: 10/2002
Pages: 272
Reading Level: Ages 9-12
Rating:
  • Currently 3.7/5 Stars.
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3.7 stars, based on 6 ratings
Publisher: Back Bay Books
Book Type: Paperback
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Helpful Score: 3
If you love cats, you can't not read this book.
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Helpful Score: 2
Cleveland Amory at his best, with his faithful cat Polar Bear, for all cat lovers everywhere.
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Helpful Score: 2
This book is written with the same sly humor and deep affection that enchanted the author's bestselling accounts of his adventures with his curmudgeonly cat, Polar Bear, the author reflects on his life and on the many ways in which it was enriched by 15 years of his feline friend's companionship. (This book is not a children's book.)
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Helpful Score: 1
The follow up to The Cat Who Came for Christmas, and more of his owner's reminisces of famous people.
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Anecdotes of Armory's life with his feline companions - a fun read, especially for cat lovers!
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The story about the cat who adopted Cleveland Amory.Amory would like us to believe he is a true curmudgeon; however,Polar Bear thinks differently.
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This is the third book in the Polar Bear cat series. This is a true book. Cleveland Amory is in the hospital after-a heart attack and a friend brings his beloved cat Polar Bear to visit him and Drops off the cat. Another friend is supposed to pick up the cat and runs into an emergency. So they can not come and pick up Polar Bear, who is solid white including his tail. Cleveland tells Polar Bear to stay under the covers when a nurse comes in. AS luck would have it a nurse comes in and Polar Bear sticks out his tail and runs screaming, "A snake, A snake!". Why she thought a white cat tail was a snake is beyond me. So Cleveland stops her and tells her it is a cat which she is OK with even though no animals are allowed. Through the night several other nurses come in and see Polar Bear and are Ok with a cat being there. Besides who will you get to come and get a cat in the middle of the night? This is a fun, interesting book.

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