Eye Witnesses! They All Saw A CAT by Brendan Wenzel
A CAT WALKED THROUGH THE WORLD
WITH ITS WHISKERS, EARS, AND PAWS.
A cat is a cat is a cat, and no more than that?
To a child the cat is a soft, purring pet.
But to the dog the cat is perhaps something fun to chase, perhaps a foe with sharp claws to fear.
To the fish the cat is a blurry and worrisome dark shape that appears above the water. To the mouse the cat is a sharp-toothed monster whose little bell warns "Run and hide." But to the flea on the cat's back, he is a prairieland of fur to be probed. And to the honeybee, the cat is a collection of pixilated dots; to the earthworm underground he is only vibrations above--something not to be considered deeply.
AND THE SNAKE SAW THE CAT... AND THE SKUNK SAW THE CAT...
And what does the cat see when he regards his own reflection in the pond?
Brendan Wenzel's top-selling new book, They All Saw a Cat
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