Niki Anderson ~ Author & Speaker

Best known for her cat books, Niki composes unusual and factual stories that enamor readers and offer lessons for wise living. Her books of meditations for cat lovers have sold over 340,000 copies in the U.S. and been translated abroad in Japanese and Thai. Two cat books, and a gardening book, What I Learned from God While Gardening, won Silver Angel trophies awarded to literature that promotes ethical and moral excellence.

She is the author of BESTSELLER, What My Cat Has Taught Me about Life and Inspur-r-rational Stories for Cat Lovers. Her coming release, Whiskers, Wit, and Wisdom: True Cat Tales and the Lessons They Teach, is a new assortment of kitty stories with the usual pussycat purr-spectives that point the reader to a loving God. ClickToReadMore...

Whiskers, Wit, and Wisdom, Howard Books

Tales of mischief and narratives of compassion serve as a bridge to the heart of feline fanciers. This charming assortment of stories offers the refreshing surprise that wisdom abounds in both the good and not-so-good experiences with a cat.

Learn numerous lessons from the antics, habits, and endearments of cats in their sundry predicaments and services:

• living in a tree
• facing death in a snow bank
• bringing cheer at a prison
• surviving 9-11
• presiding at a clinic
• comforting the cancer-stricken
• leaving a memorial after Hurricane Katrina

Real-life accounts of cats and their owners focus on inspirational themes like, OPTIMISM, SERVICE, COMPANIONSHIP, COURAGE, SERVICE, COURAGE, AND TRUST. Spiritual concepts spring naturally from each story, offering a capsule of lasting inspiration.

Adding extra appeal to this charming compilation of feline philosophy is a Bible verse related to the story theme; The Tail End: information about cat care, a bit of cat trivia, or a quotation; Kitty Wit: a humorous quip to prompt a smile; the Bio-note: an introduction to the cat’s owner; and a simple PURR-rayer concluding the whole.

Pre-order now at www.amazon.com 

Pictures of a few cats featured in the book: Bottom of page at http://www.nikianderson.net/aboutcats.htm

Congratulations to Debbie Mann from Michigan who won a copy of Inspur-r-rational Stories for Cat Lovers by submitting her suggestion of what Myles, my cat pictured above, might be saying. Among three captions, this was the best. "I can hug you better than you can hug me!"