Bad Kitties (Cute Kittens) provides the perfect blend of charming photos and clever text to evoke the magical appeal and shear unpredictability of kittens. At one moment these wee felines are cute, quiet and serene, the next they're a blur of wild and startling mischief. Why are these cute kittens such bad kitties? Perhaps we'll never know, but meanwhile, go ahead and chuckle at their naughty behavior while getting in touch with your own inner bad kitten in this just-for-fun, cat-loving book for cat lovers.
This is a cute and funny book about cats in compromising situations! I love the adorable cat photographs!
Here a few of my favorite humorous quotes:
"Guilt is God's way of letting you know that you're having too good a time." - Dave Berry
"There are two types of people in this world, good and bad. The good sleep better, but the bad seem to enjoy the waking hours much more." - Woody Allen
"Every normal person must be tempted at times to spit upon their hands, hoist the black flag, and begin slitting throats." - Lucanus
"Guilt: The gift that keeps on giving." - Erma Bomback
This is quick and enjoyable read and would make a great gift who all cat lovers!
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There are a variety of quotes - humorous to cute to very serious paired with photographs of adorable kittens. Most of the quotes seemed to be paired well with the pictures; others, not so much. I purchased the book through the internet where the description was scant at best. I love cats and thought the book would contain more photographs of cats or kittens in precarious positions such as the one that is shown on the cover of the book.
Overall, I did enjoy the photographs of some extremely adorable kittens.
Bad Kitties: Celebrating Good Times and Bad Behavior doesn't quite live up to it's name. The cat pictures are charming, but none are really "bad kitties" just cat's being cat's (with a few exceptions - like that cat trying to pull itself out of the fish tank - you know they've been up to mischief or at least clumsiness). And the quotes just kind of puzzled me - with a lot of emphasis on Guilt, Anger, Envy, Sin and Temptation themes. It was okay, but instead of leaving me warm and fuzzy it leaves me going "Huh."