Book Review- The Meaning of Meow

by admin · April 20, 2020

Book Review- The Meaning of Meow.

review done by Robert Hudson

Book Review- The Meaning of Meow

The Meaning of Meow is a must have for any cat lover. It is full of gorgeous photos and graphics on every page, comprehensive information that is detailed and yet a joy to read….one might even say entertaining! It covers every aspect of owning a cat, breed information, training, trick training, behavior issues, health issues, foster care, adoption and more. I highly recommend this book to any lover of felines.

Title The Meaning of Meow: What Your Cat Really Thinks!
Author Pamela Weintraub
Publisher Simon and Schuster, 2020
ISBN 1951274156, 9781951274153
Length 192 pages
Subjects Pets › Cats › General

Pamela Weintraub is a veteran journalist specializing in psychology, life sciences, and culture. She is former editor-in-chief of OMNI, executive editor of Discover, and currently the psychology and health editor of Aeon. She is author or co-author of 16 books, including the award-winning Cure Unknown: Inside the Lyme Epidemic. For the last two years, much of her work’s focus has been on covering animal psychology and the animal mind.

Cats have become so beloved in recent years that some 75 million live in American homes as family pets. Another quarter million are community cats, increasingly serving us in barns, breweries, warehouses and more to keep rodents and other unwanted wildlife under control.

Yet the cat has often seemed mysterious—compared to dogs, our cats can feel bit more aloof and difficult to truly “get.”

But new research into our feline friends now reveals their love for us, their secret language, including accents and dialects, and their inner depths. In a series of engaging stories featuring the world’s top experts, veterinarians and pet-owners themselves, this premium book opens a window into the minds of our feline friends.