The Cat Who Had 14 Tales
What's it about
Ever wonder what secrets a cat holds? Prepare to be whisked away into a world where feline intuition meets human mystery. This collection of short stories proves that behind every purr and flick of the tail, a clever solution to a perplexing problem is just waiting to be discovered. You'll follow the adventures of Siamese cats Koko and Yum Yum as they guide their human companion, the journalist Jim Qwilleran, through a series of baffling cases. From exposing a cheating spouse to sniffing out a jewel thief, you'll learn how paying attention to the smallest, quietest details can help you solve the biggest puzzles in your own life.
Meet the author
Lilian Jackson Braun was the New York Times bestselling author of the beloved "The Cat Who..." mystery series, which has sold millions of copies worldwide. For three decades, she was the lifestyle editor of the Detroit Free Press, where her keen observations of people and places, combined with her lifelong love for felines, provided the perfect inspiration for her charming tales. Her unique ability to blend cozy mystery with feline intuition established her as a master of the genre.

What's it about
Ever wonder what secrets a cat holds? Prepare to be whisked away into a world where feline intuition meets human mystery. This collection of short stories proves that behind every purr and flick of the tail, a clever solution to a perplexing problem is just waiting to be discovered. You'll follow the adventures of Siamese cats Koko and Yum Yum as they guide their human companion, the journalist Jim Qwilleran, through a series of baffling cases. From exposing a cheating spouse to sniffing out a jewel thief, you'll learn how paying attention to the smallest, quietest details can help you solve the biggest puzzles in your own life.
Meet the author
Lilian Jackson Braun was the New York Times bestselling author of the beloved "The Cat Who..." mystery series, which has sold millions of copies worldwide. For three decades, she was the lifestyle editor of the Detroit Free Press, where her keen observations of people and places, combined with her lifelong love for felines, provided the perfect inspiration for her charming tales. Her unique ability to blend cozy mystery with feline intuition established her as a master of the genre.
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