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Cats of Italy - Paperback

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by Ann Reavis (Author)

The cats of Italy lead rich and adventuresome lives. Cicero and Flavia race to save a cat sanctuary in the center of Rome. Dante and Guido take a friend on a quest that goes awry in a medieval tower. Regina falls into a canal, is rescued by Fosca and Casanova, and becomes queen of the regatta. Vanda and Pussipu love their lives in Calabria, but not all the Southern Italian cats are so lucky. Cats of Italy is a compilation of four short stories: Cats of Rome Cats of Florence Cats of Venice Cats of Calabria These tales will enchant cat lovers, both young and old. Those who are fascinated by Italian history and culture will find the little-known (but true) feline facts in these stories will enhance their next visit to Italy.

Author Biography

For sixteen years, Ann Reavis avoided practicing law in San Francisco by living in Florence, Italy with Dante and Guido, two feline friends. There she worked as a tour guide and maintained a website - TuscanTaveler.com - about Italian culture and food (two of her passions). Now she lives in Washington, DC and writes about her Italian experiences in Italian Food Rules and Italian Life Rules and in novels and short stories - Death at the Duomo and Cats of Italy.

Number of Pages: 192
Dimensions: 0.44 x 7.99 x 5 IN
Publication Date: November 04, 2016
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