Important advice and tips for every cat about town This well-known compendium of comic cat capers, which cat lovers will adore, is one of the bestselling Little Instruction Books and gives essential advice on how to be the best cat on the block. It will be in a new series of four stylishly redesigned Instruction Books (Life's, Dog's and Gardener ...
This collection of intimate correspondence among six felines engaged in that many-splendored thing called love is uniquely beguiling epistolary entertainment for cat lovers everywhere--and a wonderful Valentine's gift for lovers of the human variety as well. Full-color illustrations.
The world can be a sinister place for the left-handed, but as this light-hearted look at left-handedness makes clear, they're surprisingly cheerful about their lot in life. The book reveals many famous people--Albert Einstein, Michelangelo, Marilyn Monroe--who were southpaws and contains lots of fascinating information about the scientific ...
From Joan of Arc to Albert Einstein, the most famous left-handers of history tell how being southpaws affected their lives in this unique yearbook illustrated in calendar format. Photos.
From "Dear Abby" to "People" magazine, Leigh Rutledge has been acclaimed as the writer who best understands the feline perspective on life. Now, in his most irresistible book yet, Rutledge shows readers what the world would be like if cats were in charge. Line illustrations throughout.
Mrs. Moore, an elderly cat, reflects on her 1899 adventure as a stowaway on a schooner that is overtaken by a violent storm. The adventure is hardly over as the kitten washes up on a mysterious island.
On June 27, 1969, a chorus line of drag queens can-canned into New York's Sheridan Square, high-kicking their way into a two-day battle with police. The Stonewall Riots marked the beginning of the gay liberation movement, and the start of the Gay Decades, which would change America forever. 50 photographs.
The gay '90s have produced their share of facts and figures for the history books, with gays being publicly recognized in just about every profession from pro sports to film and entertainment to politics. Here Rutledge has brilliantly and thoughtfully arranged a record of history the gay way, from the episodic to the momentous.
The third edition of Rutledge's hugely popular "Gay Book of Lists" is loaded with pertinent new facts and figures to keep even the most resolute of trivia hounds happy.
Leigh W. Rutledge is the author of 16 books, including "Too Much of a Good Thing," "Nice Girls Don't Wear Cha Cha Heels, The Gay Book of Lists, The New Gay Book of Lists," and "If People Were Cats," Some excerpts: 5 Unlike your brothers and sisters and parents, gay friends will never give you a shirt that's the wrong size or a sweater you wouldn ...
"Bad excuses are worse than none", observed Dr. Thomas Fuller--but with this witty, enormously entertaining (and extremely useful) book, you'll never search for a convenient alibi again, whether you're misleading a Congressional committee or simply late with the rent. Includes classic and famous excuses from people like Mark Twain, George Bush, ...
From run-of-the-mill bad ideas to famous whoppers, from the Edsel to New Coke, this tribute to bad ideas and the people who have them is a hilarious collection of inspirations gone supremely awry. From the author of A Cat's Little Instruction Book.
An entertaining and frequently hilarious collection of quotes by or about gay people. Hundreds of familiar figures-past and present, gay-friendly and homophobic-are represented here, including all the classic purveyors of outrageous wit and wisdom, such as Tallulah Bankhead, Charles Pierce, Bruce Vilanch, Quentin Crisp, Harvey Fierstein, and Oscar ...
A portrait of America in 1900, when Butch Cassidy and the Sundance kid were hiding out in South America, only four states allowed women to vote, Tolstoy was writing best-sellers, there was no income tax, and women could be arrested for smoking in public.
This humorous book contains hundreds of famous camp lines from classic 20th-century films, like VALLEY OF THE DOLLS, GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES and CASABLANCA. While most chapters focus on subjects such as Party Girls, Fashion Victims, and If You Can't Say Anything Nice, one entire chapter is devoted to Bette Davis.
A mix of popular genres from top-selling American authors. Readers will relish themes of love, glamour, politics, perseverance, resilience, innovation and the pioneer spirit from some of the best-loved writers of modern fiction, nonfiction and biography. So begins an exciting tale of feline adventure told by the irrepressible Mrs. Moore. Now a ...
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