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A review by rennegade
Dewey: The Small-Town Library Cat Who Touched the World by Bret Witter, Vicki Myron
4.0
Full disclosure - I skipped over the parts that weren't about Dewey. I know the book was also about the author, but I was only interested in the Dewey stuff.
I am a sucker for a good pet book. I love hearing about how animals can change peoples' lives so dramatically - especially cats. Cats get such a bad reputation for being hateful, but I've had so many wonderful and loving kitties in my life that I know what awesome animals they are.
Dewey was fun to read about. He was definitely a character, and I loved seeing how important he was for so many people. I also loved that he got so many people out to the library.
I probably should not have picked this book at this particular moment since I have a pet that is having some pretty major medical issues and this book ends as most animal memoirs end, but it was still a sweet book about a lovely kitty.
I am a sucker for a good pet book. I love hearing about how animals can change peoples' lives so dramatically - especially cats. Cats get such a bad reputation for being hateful, but I've had so many wonderful and loving kitties in my life that I know what awesome animals they are.
Dewey was fun to read about. He was definitely a character, and I loved seeing how important he was for so many people. I also loved that he got so many people out to the library.
I probably should not have picked this book at this particular moment since I have a pet that is having some pretty major medical issues and this book ends as most animal memoirs end, but it was still a sweet book about a lovely kitty.