The Unadulterated Cat
Terry Pratchett with cartoons by Gray Joliffe
126 pages
published in 1989

I first read this at CCDE last year and literally rolled over the grass laughing my head off. I reread it again a while back, when I was staying at friends in London, cause I had a job interview there.

This is a humourous look at socalled real cats, cats like nature intended them, not mass produced boring moggies. It's very, very recognisable for everybody who has ever owned a cat, or more precisily been owned by one and hence screamingly funny.

I could've doen without the cartoons though; the art is weak and they don't add much to the book.