thank you for being so prompt in sending my book.
I find it very amusing and a lot of it is so true. I have 4 cats and they have
some of these traits mentioned in the book.

How To Tell If Your Cat Is Plotting To Kill You is a #1 NYT best seller by The Oatmeal. It’s a book of cartoons about cats: apart from the title chapter (which is also summarised on a pull-out poster, included), there are handy sections like “how to pet a kitty”, “Direction of the ears”, a comparison between sheltering a homeless man and a cat, Cat vs internet, High Speeds, The 3 ways to deal with cat litter, and six instalments of a cartoon called “The Bobcats” in which two cats, both named Bob, who wear neckties, “work” in an office. There’s a bit of insight into cat behaviour, but it’s a bit repetitive and not really that funny.

I received both this and its predecessor "5 Reasons To Punch a Dolphin In The Mouth" for Christmas and it's delivered many belly laughs and some poignant and clever humour from Inman, whose grip on what makes people (and cats, as is evident in these readings) tick is right on the mark, particularly knowing the minds of Gen-X/Gen-Y fringe dwellers, which seems more a generation in itself (pretty much if you're too old to be Emo, but too young to have been a contestant on the original series of Young Talent Time, you're in that midfield of un-generation-represented folks like Inman).



A must read for the masses and the messes. Nice poster for the walls of the bedroom you no longer have and now share with your wife or partner and doesn't go, but cool to have, nonetheless.