Here are stories of cats that love unconditionally, which comfort and cuddle, and who sometimes forget they are cats. Some are touching, some are humorous, and some are bittersweet. But all touch the hearts of cat owners and cat lovers alike.

Drawn from the archives of 'Guideposts' magazine as well as other sources, this is a collection of stories of cats who love unconditionally, who comfort and cuddle, and who sometimes forget they are cats. It is aimed at cat owners and cat lovers.

First-time parents are entering a new and sometimes scary world. They may have some idea of what they're getting into, but most don't know what their new lives will be like once their bundle of love arrives. OMG, Baby! offers a series of amusing and sometimes poignant anecdotes designed to provide a real-life glimpse of the parenting journey. Taken from the life of author Sharon S. Joag and her daughter, these tales focus on infancy, toddlerhood, and all the various experiences and milestones that happen during those years. From food and pets to travel and interaction with the world at large, Joag shares the good, the bad, and the ugly and includes advice along the way for new parents. She helps to show that the world of parenting might not be so scary after all; in fact, it can be a lot of fun! This collection shares humorous, true baby stories from the life of one woman and her young daughter, along with guidance and encouragement for new parents.

In the hugely popular New York Times bestseller, Dogs Never Lie About Love, provocative psychoanalyst Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson brilliantly navigated the inner landscape of “man’s best friend.” Now he delves deep into the secretive, playful world of cats, revealing emotions, debunking myths, and honoring the feline’s evolution from solitary jungle creature to human companion. Drawing from literature, history, animal behavioral research, and the wonderful true stories of cat experts and cat lovers around the world, Jeffrey Masson vividly explores the delights and mysteries of the feline heart. But at the core of this remarkable book are Masson’s candid, often amusing observations of his own five cats. Their mischievousness, aloofness, and affection provide a way to examine emotions from contentment to jealousy, from anger to love. Consider the question: Are cats selfish? While human egocentricity is defined by how little a person cares about others, the cat’s narcissism is not like that at all. Cats may appear self-centered, but they watch us all the time, taking us in. They see us; they notice us–a far cry from vanity. Cats are curious, a trait that rarely kills them. On the contrary, it gives them the chance to assess, in their own idiosyncratic way, whether we are worthy of their attention. Cats are happy to be themselves. What they think of us is a different question entirely. “We need cats to need us,” notes Masson, “It unnerves us that they do not. However, if they do not need us, they nonetheless seem to love us.” The Nine Emotional Lives of Cats will captivate readers with its surprises and insights, offering a new perspective on the deep connection shared by humans and their feline friends. This is the book that Masson’s many fans and cat lovers everywhere have been waiting for.

Do cats have healing powers? Do they have a sixth sense? Do they really know when someone is about to die? Psychic Cats is a collection of unexplained and heart-warming true stories that demonstrate the remarkable psychic power of cats. Angel cats that have refused to let death part them from their human companions, cats who have saved lives, cats who have helped their owners find love . . . This book confirms that our whiskered friends are divine messengers of comfort with precognitive abilities. Cat-loving spiritualist Theresa Cheung shows that the sixth sense in cats is well and truly alive, and that they have the ability to touch our hearts long after they have purred their last.

'A comfortable chair and a Mary Stewart: total heaven. I'd rather read her than most other authors.' Harriet Evans Ashley Court: the tumbledown ancestral home of the Ashley family, all blessed with 'the gift' of being able to speak to each other without words. When Bryony Ashley's father dies under mysterious circumstances, his final words a cryptic warning to her, Bryony returns from abroad to uncover Ashley Court's secrets. What did her father's message mean? What lies at the centre of the overgrown maze in the gardens? And who is trying to prevent Bryony from discovering the truth? Tell Bryony. The cat, it's in the cat on the pavement. The map. The letter. In the brook. Tell Bryony. My little Bryony to be careful. Danger.