Rain City Cats

by Pamela Bauer Mueller

Book Overview

Rain City Cats is the second book of the Kiska Trilogy and again is written by Kiska the Cat as told to Pamela Bauer Mueller. In her second book, Kiska tells her tale of moving from San Diego to White Rock, Canada. Among her many adventures in Canada, she meets a new young cat named Jasper. As Jasper becomes her new life-long buddy, Kiska teaches him how to be a proper young cat, yet she tattles on all the michief they get...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0968509711
• ISBN13: 9780968509715
• Release Date: June 2000
• Publisher: Pinata Publishing
• Length: 125 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 5.0" x 7.2"
• Age Range: 7 to 9 years
• Grade Range: Grades 2 to 4

Customer Reviews

Wonderful Books

I have just completed reading the Kiska Trilogy. A must for every cat lover, child through to adult. The last book (Rain City Cats) made me cry. I loved the insights into the cat world and even find now that I talk to my 3 cats a little differently - I tell them more things! Thank you Pamela for some wonderful reading, I look forward to completing your other books.

this book is great

the very discriptive writing,capturesmy intrest and paints a beautiful picture in my mind.I really love this book.CANADA,is the very perfect place for Kiska and Jasper to be.This book is great, and I hope that there are more to come!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Excellent Insight!

In my 76 years I have had many cats and as one cat lover to another, I certainly enjoyed your insight into the inner workings of a cat's mind.Mrs. Frank Koran

Kiska's Voice

Pamela Bauer Mueller understands cats better than anyone I know of. I read the book in two sittings and thoroughly enjoyed it. I loved Kiska's first book, "The Bumpedy Road," which made me cry with pleasure! This second part of the trilogy has a little more cat philosophy, which we can all benefit from. I like the quotes at the end of some of the chapters, too. I wonder what actress could do Kiska's voice for a "books on tape" version? Just a fun thought.