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Sleek Siamese / by Hanson, Anders,1980-; Doucet, Bob.;
"Grades K-4"--P. 24.LSC
Subjects: Siamese cat;
© c2010., ABDO Pub. Co.,
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Skippyjon Jones in the dog house / by Schachner, Judith Byron.;
Skippyjon Jones is a Siamese cat who wants to be a Chihuahua dog.
Subjects: Cats; Chihuahua (Dog breed); Dogs; Siamese cat;
© 2007, c2005., Penguin Group,
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Skippyjon Jones in mummy trouble / by Schachner, Judith Byron.;
Skippyjon Jones, a Siamese kitten who thinks he's a Chihuahua, dreams of traveling to ancient Egypt with his gang of Chihuahua amigos.LSC
Subjects: Jones, Skippyjon (Fictitious character); Kittens; Siamese cat; Chihuahua (Dog breed); Mummies; Imagination;
© c2006., Dutton Children's Books,
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Skippyjon Jones Cirque de Olé / by Schachner, Judith Byron.;
LSC
Subjects: Jones, Skippyjon (Fictitious character); Siamese cat; Kittens; Chihuahua (Dog breed); Dogs; Circus; Acrobats; Chihuahua (Dog breed);
© c2012., Dial Books for Young Readers,
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Skippyjon Jones class action [kit (CD)] / by Schachner, Judith Byron.;
Skippyjon Jones, a Siamese cat who would rather be his Chihuahua alter ego, is determined to attend dog obedience school.LSC
Subjects: Jones, Skippyjon (Fictitious character); Siamese cat; Kittens; Chihuahua (Dog breed); Dogs; Schools;
© c2011., Dutton Children's Books,
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Skippyjon Jones lost in spice / by Schachner, Judith Byron.;
Skippyjon Jones, the Siamese cat that thinks he is a Chihuahua dog, has an adventure on Mars.LSC
Subjects: Jones, Skippyjon (Fictitious character); Kittens; Siamese cat; Chihuahua (Dog breed); Interplanetary voyages;
© c2009., Dutton Children's Books,
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The cat's meow : how cats evolved from the Savanna to your sofa / by Losos, Jonathan B.,author.; Tuss, David J.,illustrator.;
Includes bibliographical references and index."The past, present, and future of the world's most popular and beloved pet, from a leading evolutionary biologist and great cat lover. The domestic cat--your cat--has, from its evolutionary origins in Africa, been transformed in comparatively little time into one of the most successful and diverse species on the planet. Jonathan Losos, writing as both a scientist and a cat lover, explores how researchers today are unraveling the secrets of the cat, past and present, using all the tools of modern technology, from GPS tracking (you'd be amazed where those backyard cats roam) and genomics (what is your so-called Siamese cat ... really?) to forensic archaeology. In addition to solving the mysteries of your cat's past, it gives us a cat's-eye view of today's habitats, including meeting wild cousins around the world whose habits your sweet house cat sometimes eerily parallels. Do lions and tigers meow? If not, why not? Why does my cat leave a dead mouse at my feet (or on my pillow)? Is a pet ocelot a bad idea? When and why did the cat make its real leap off the African plain? What's with all those cats in Egyptian hieroglyphics? In a genial voice, casually deciphering complex science and history with many examples from his own research and multi-cat household, Losos explores how selection, both natural and artificial, over the last several millennia has shaped the contemporary cat, with new breeds vastly different in anatomy and behavior from their ancestral stock. Yet the cat, ever a predator, still seems only one paw out of the wild, and readily reverts to its feral ways as it occupies new lands around the world. Humans are transforming cats, and they in turn are transforming the world around them. This charming and intelligent book suggests what the future may hold for both Felis catus and Homo sapiens"--
Subjects: Cats; Cats; Cats.;
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The second-worst restaurant in France / by McCall Smith, Alexander,1948-author.;
"In a delightful sequel to the best-selling comedic novel My Italian Bulldozer, we are in a French village where the local restaurant's haute cuisine leaves a lot to be desired--and two books into an astounding ninth series from one of our most beloved authors. Renowned cookbook writer Paul Stuart, renewed and refreshed from his time in Tuscany, has returned to Scotland to work on his new book, The Philosophy of Food in Six Easy Chapters. Writing, though, is complicated by Paul's changed domestic circumstances. His editor and new girlfriend, Gloria, has moved in with him despite not being specifically invited, and she's brought her two rather demanding Siamese cats. When Paul's cousin, Chloe, suggests Paul visit her in the French countryside, Paul jumps at the chance. However, once he arrives, he finds his fortunes tangled up with the infamous local restaurant that gives the book its title. In this story about a man who prides himself on his taste finding delight in the most unexpected places, we have Alexander McCall Smith at his most witty and charming"--
Subjects: Humorous fiction.; Authors;
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The battle cry of the Siamese kitten : even more tales from the accidental veterinarian / by Schott, Philipp,author.; Gable, Brian,1949-illustrator.;
"From Dr. Schott's 30 years in veterinary practice come over 60 heartwarming, funny, and adorable stories about angry pelicans, bug-eyed goldfish, and plenty of cats and dogs In the third book in this bestselling series, we meet the oddest creatures, from an escaped newt to a baby snow leopard, but the focus is on the dogs and cats that make up most of a pet vet's day, and on the wacky and wonderful people who bring them in. Dr. Schott also pulls the curtain back on what it's really like to be a veterinarian. Do some vet students faint at the sight of blood? (Yes.) Is it easier for vets to bring their own pets in for procedures? (No.) Did the pandemic change veterinary practice? (Yes, and how.) You will also learn how to bathe a dog, why some rats love cats, why Dr. Schott is afraid of parrots, and a surprising way for a dog to accidentally get drunk. And, of course, you will meet Supercat, the Siamese kitten with the mightiest lungs."--
Subjects: Anecdotes.; Personal narratives.; Schott, Philipp.; Pets; Veterinarians; Veterinary medicine;
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