Cats discussion

Hello! I'd like to recommend everyone read a few books. First is the Baraque Cats series which contain Catalyst and Catacombs. It's an interesting story about cats in space. Second, Blitzcat. Blitzcat follows a black cat through WWII. It's an interesting read and has touched me. I first read in when I was in seventh grade and I still re-read it. It's only available as a physical book because it's pretty old. Last, I'd like to recommend Homer's Odyssey. The story focuses on a blind cat and his antics. I found the story to be inspirational and I wish for everyone to experience that too.

Those all sound like they'd be interesting reads. Which one would you say is the best of them? I'm leaning toward Blitzcat as I have a thing for history. I love reading and couldn't possibly buy all the ones I'd like to. If I did my house would be full of books in every room and I'd have nowhere to sit - since I do prefer physical copies.

Thanks for the recommendations.

Blitzcat is the best. It's out of print so you'll have to buy it off the Internet somewhere or find it in a library.

Adolphus Tips by Michael Morpurgo is about a cat in the war, I've never read it but it's Michael Morpurgo and, lets face it, that man is a genius. He also wrote Kaspar Prince of Cats which is set in 1912 with Titanic, and that is just so so so cute! I love that book! :)

Those sound like awesome books. Are they available as ebooks or only as a physical copy?

Has anyone read Julia's Cats?