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Tuesday 12/10: Sponsored by Hungryroot - Cat book trends, does your cat trust you, COTD


āCats remind us that naps are a perfectly acceptable life choice.ā
Happy Tuesday:
š Trending cat-themed books
š± How to tell if your cat trusts you
šø Saving time and money in the kitchen
š Meet the cat of the day, Wild Cat
True or False:
Cats only meow to communicate with humans.
(scroll to the bottom to find the answer!)

Cozy Cat-Themed Books Are Trending: Hereās Why
If youāre a fan of cats and heartwarming stories, cozy cat-themed books might be your next favorite read. Inspired by the healing fiction trend in Japan and Korea, these stories combine gentle, comforting narratives with the charm of our feline friends. Theyāve become a growing trend for readers seeking a dose of warmth and whimsy in their books.
Books like Before the Coffee Gets Cold by Toshikazu Kawaguchi weave stories of self-discovery, connection, and even time travel. In these, cats play key roles as companions or symbols of hope.
Other titles, such as The Traveling Cat Chronicles by Hiro Arikawa and The Cat Who Saved Books by Sosuke Natsukawa, center cats as active participants in tales of reflection and friendship. These stories are as much about human emotions as they are about the magic that cats bring into our lives.
Cats bring a unique element to these books. Their quiet presence and mysterious nature make them perfect metaphors for introspection, resilience, and finding the good in everyday life.
Perfect for cozy afternoons, these stories remind us why catsāand the stories they inspireāare so captivating. Have you read any good cat books lately?


Does Your Cat Trust You? How to Tell
Cats may be known for their independence, but when they trust you, they have some affectionate ways of showing it. Here are a few key signs to look for that say, āYouāre my person!ā
Slow Blinking: If your cat gives you those slow, relaxed blinks, itās a sign of trust and affection. This behavior is often called ācat kissesā.
Exposing Their Belly: Cats only show their vulnerable belly to people they trust. While it doesnāt always mean they want a tummy rub, itās their way of saying, āI feel secure with you.ā
Kneading: That rhythmic pawing (often called āmaking biscuitsā) is more than just cuteāitās a leftover kitten behavior that signals comfort and happiness.
Bringing You āGiftsā: Whether itās a toy or a random household item, these offerings show your cat values you as part of their family.
Following You Around: If your cat shadows you from room to room, itās a sign they enjoy your company and feel bonded to you.
Head Butts and Rubbing: Cats use these gestures to mark you with their scent, claiming you as their trusted companion.
Purring During Quiet Moments: Purring isnāt just for contentmentāitās also a way cats express their trust and comfort around you, especially when theyāre relaxing in your lap or beside you.
Trust takes time, but these signs are clear indicators that your cat feels safe, happy, and bonded with you. Does your cat show any of these signs of trust?


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Cat of the Day: Wild Cat
Meet todayās cat of the day, an adorable kitty that goes by Wild Cat. According to his human, Carmela, Wild Cat is equal parts smart, lovable, and a little aloof.
He patrols all three floors of his home, keeping a watchful eye from his favorite window perches.
Thank you, Carmela, for sharing your cute companion with us!

Image courtesy of Daily Purr reader Carmela.

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š§ True or False: True, cats mainly meow to communicate with humans. Adult cats rarely meow to other cats; they primarily use this vocalization to interact with people.
šø COTD: Give your kitty the spotlight by submitting them for Cat of the Day! This monthās theme is all about festive felines in the holiday spirit. Reply to this email with your best photos of your cat looking cozy, festive, or spreading holiday cheer. Be sure to include their name and a short description to be featured in an upcoming newsletter!