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Book #29 of 2019: Cat in the Clouds
Mar. 19th, 2019 01:56 pmCat in the Clouds by Eric Pinder
Traditional or self-published: Traditional
Rating: Liked (Hated-Disliked-Okay-Liked-Loved)
When I went to visit my mother in Maine, we took the cog railroad up to the Mount Washington Observatory. The observatory is the "Home of the World's Worst Weather," and it was the high point of my trip (literally and otherwise). The wind was so strong, it almost blew me off my feet! So cool!
So when I spotted this book, a story about cats living in the Mount Washington Observatory, I knew I had to read it. I went into the book knowing no more about it than that.
Turns out it was nonfiction (not something I usually read, but in this case that was okay) and a children's book (which was an issue only because it was so very short). I enjoyed it quite a bit, and learned a few details I hadn't already known. I only wish it had been a lot, lot longer. It took me maybe 15 minutes to read the whole book.
There were illustrations, but they were too small on my Kindle to see. I'm sure they were nice.
Traditional or self-published: Traditional
Rating: Liked (Hated-Disliked-Okay-Liked-Loved)
When I went to visit my mother in Maine, we took the cog railroad up to the Mount Washington Observatory. The observatory is the "Home of the World's Worst Weather," and it was the high point of my trip (literally and otherwise). The wind was so strong, it almost blew me off my feet! So cool!
So when I spotted this book, a story about cats living in the Mount Washington Observatory, I knew I had to read it. I went into the book knowing no more about it than that.
Turns out it was nonfiction (not something I usually read, but in this case that was okay) and a children's book (which was an issue only because it was so very short). I enjoyed it quite a bit, and learned a few details I hadn't already known. I only wish it had been a lot, lot longer. It took me maybe 15 minutes to read the whole book.
There were illustrations, but they were too small on my Kindle to see. I'm sure they were nice.
