The Butt Hello: And Other Ways My Cats Drive Me Crazy

By Ted Meyer

Book Overview

The Butt Hello: And Other Ways My Cats Drive Me Crazy is a hilarious and insightful look at our furry friend's often bizarre behavior. Featuring the whimsical illustrations of author Ted Meyer, the book examines a wide range of offbeat feline idiosyncracies and characteristics. Cat lovers--and even those who dislike cats--will gleefully recognize the habits and demeanor that have endeared felines to their owners for ages. Anyone who has ever been the beneficiary of midnight toe attacks, fishy tuna breath, or a "butt hello" will recognize their own surly little furball in this original collection of cat-centric observations.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1891661256
• ISBN13: 9781891661259
• Release Date: September 2002
• Publisher: Santa Monica Press
• Length: 96 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 6.0" x 6.1"

Customer Reviews

This book missed the humor mark.

Cat lover and lover of most things cat related, but This book missed the mark. The sayings, while true, were very simplified and basic, and the drawings only bordered on cute but didn't quite get there. I went through the entire book in less than 5 minutes and immediately put it on the giveaway pile. Sorry, can't recommend it.

The Butt Hello - The Perfect Coffee Table Gift

I've bought several copies of this book and given it to cat loving friends as going away gifts, B-day gifts and just "cheer-up" gifts. It's a perfect little gift that every cat lover can totally relate to!

A great book for cat lovers and also cat haters

If your cat has annoying or endearing behaviors then you may see some of them in this great book. The simple folk art illustrations of a cat giving you a "butt salute" or of drinking from a toilet (Perrier anyone?) or of covering your head while you are trying to sleep will make you laugh out loud. A great gift for anyone with a cat. I particularly liked the page with the cat knocking off christmas tree ornaments, which happened in our house one year. I have never had one gnaw on my toes, but I always kept them covered around my cat.