
Atticus Caticus
Sarah Maizes
A young boy introduces Atticus Caticus, his beloved cat, over the course of a day. In a rhythmic, poetry-like text, the cat lounges in the sun, takes a drink from a water glass, sharpens its nails on a chair, and settles down for the night on the boy’s head. The story observes familiar feline behavior through the boy’s affectionate perspective. Its focus remains on the daily routines and antics of a cat and the bond between pet and child.
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