The Cat Who Would Be Dog

The Cat Who Would Be Dog is loosely based on Rudyard Kipling's short story, "The Man Who Would Be King." This is the remarkable story of a cat that joins a pack of dogs. Boy, a large Maine coon cat, tells his amusing story of self-discovery, aware that most people think he is more like a dog than a cat! Soon he comes up with a shocking plan. He decides to join the neighborhood pack of dogs, who are disarmed by his "look" and his "walk." Ironically, when an orphaned newborn kitty invades his house, Boy's glad that he's "gone to the dogs." Ever the great storyteller, Boy entertains and enlightens readers with his tales of the Maine coon, explains how different dog breeds came to be, casts himself and his family in a "Star Wars" episode, dreams of eating buckets of ice cream in the park, and hitches a ride on a Harley Davidson to meet the Big Kahuna. Living with dogs seems just right for Boy until one day, a beautiful she-cat moves into the neighborhood. Suddenly Boy is not so sure who he really is, or wants to be. About the Author: Zuzanna Malavasic is an 18th-generation granddaughter of Geoffrey Chaucer. She has a degree in art and religious studies from State University of New York at Albany. When not living in Colorado, Suzanne lives in Nigeria, where she is planning the sacred art for the new cathedral in the Catholic Diocese of Nnewi. Publisher's website: http://www.sbpra.com/ZuzannaMalavasic