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A History of the World (According to Cats!) - 9780702318351

A History of the World (According to Cats!)

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Author: Hamilton, Kimberlie, Kao, Jocelyn

Interest age: from c 8 years

Published on 14 September 2023 by Scholastic in the United Kingdom.

Paperback | 128 pages
191 x 246 x 10 | 412g

A cat's-eye view of history!

Discover secrets, stories and facts about history’s

most fascinating felines! Young historians may never look

at the past - or cats! - in quite the same way again.

Cats have prowled Earth for millennia, yet the history

of the world has always been told through the eyes of humans.

But now it's time to - finally! - set the record straight and uncover

the key role that cats have played in shaping the course of

history.

Did you know that ancient Egyptians loved cats so much that they

had special laws to protect them? Or that Isaac Newton's cat helped

him develop the theory of gravity? How about that Féliette,

a French street cat, was the first cat to go into space in

1963? A History of the World (According to Cats!) introduces

us to fur-raising facts and adventures from around the world

and across the centuries. Discover unknown stories about

real-life felines, including WWII heroes, courageous

adventurers and even an astrocat that travelled in space (and made

it back to Earth to tell the tale), this book places cats

as the heroes of their own stories.

Full of real-life stories, with all the boring stuff left out,

this book takes a look at the world's history through feline

eyes.

 

 

Packed full of cat-centric info from around the world and throughout

history, this book takes a new look at history - this time

from the view of cats!

Inspiring real-life stories, this is the perfect gift for cat

lovers, young and old.

Includes profiles of over 30 real-life felines Includes WWII

heroes, courageous adventurers and even an astrocat that travelled

in space (and made it back to Earth to tell the tale)