
The Cat Lover's Library: 30 Books of Feline Narratives
Classic Feline Tales of Childhood, Mystery, Fantasy, and the UncannyBy Miranda Eliot Swan, Colette, Lucy Gray, May E. Southworth, Margaret Benson, Pierre Loti, H. P. Lovecraft, Georgiana M. Craik, Marshall Saunders, Caroline Fuller, Marion Ames Taggart, Julia Charlotte Maitland, Tabitha Grimalkin, Alfred Elwes, Laura Lee Hope, Katharine Pyle, Amy Ella Blanchard, David Cory, Richard Barnum, Arthur Scott Bailey, Laura Rountree Smith, F. R. Morgan, Jim Kjelgaard, Beatrix Potter, Helen Hunt Jackson, Eulalie Osgood GroverLength69h 24m
About this audiobook
The Cat Lover's Library gathers thirty feline narratives into a capacious archive of animal fiction, domestic fantasy, moral tale, adventure, picture-book charm, and Gothic unease. Its range moves from intimate accounts of household companionship to imagined animal societies and perilous encounters at the margins of wilderness and childhood. Humorous cat-centered episodes sit beside sentimental narratives, instructive stories, and darker speculative visions, making the volume a revealing cross-section of the many literary uses of the cat: confidant, comic agent, moral witness, predator, and uncanny presence. The contributors represent a broad late-nineteenth- and early-twentieth-century field of popular and children's literature, alongside major currents in realist travel writing, animal advocacy, domestic fiction, folklore-inflected fantasy, and supernatural storytelling. Their differing national, cultural, and generic traditions show how feline figures could mediate questions of care, independence, class, childhood, nature, and the mysterious life of nonhuman creatures. Read collectively, these voices illuminate the period's shifting attitudes toward animals as both cherished companions and imaginative subjects. This anthology is especially rewarding for readers of animal studies, children's literature, genre fiction, and literary history. It offers the rare opportunity to compare concise fables, richly imagined adventures, tender domestic sketches, and unsettling tales within one volume. Its breadth invites attentive reading and fosters a lively dialogue about why cats have remained such enduringly versatile presences in literature.
Audiobook details
GenreGeneral Fiction
Length69 hrs 24 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateMar 4, 2025
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Lords of the Housetops: Thirteen Cat Tales by Balzac, Poe, Twain and others
2The Life and Adventures of Poor Puss
3The Adventures of a Cat, and a Fine Cat Too!
4PREFACE.
5A NEW LEAF.
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6THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE.
7The Adventures of Puss in Boots, Jr
8PUSS IN BOOTS, JR., BEGINS HIS TRAVELS
9PUSS LEARNS WHERE HIS FATHER IS AND RECEIVES A TART FROM THE QUEEN
10PUSS, JR., MEETS MR. ROWLEY FROG
11THE BRIDE RECEIVES SOME HANDSOME PRESENTS
12Puss Junior and Robinson Crusoe
13PUSS JUNIOR AND ROBINSON CRUSOE
14FORTY DAYS AND FORTY NIGHTS
15A SAD ENDING
16CRUSOE CASTLE
17The alley cat's kitten
18CHAPTER ONE
19CHAPTER TWO
20CHAPTER THREE
21CHAPTER FOUR
22CHAPTER FIVE
23CHAPTER SIX
24CHAPTER SEVEN
25CHAPTER EIGHT
26CHAPTER NINE
27CHAPTER TEN
28CHAPTER ELEVEN
29CHAPTER TWELVE
30CHAPTER THIRTEEN
31CHAPTER FOURTEEN
32CHAPTER FIFTEEN
33CHAPTER SIXTEEN
34Blackie, a Lost Cat: Her Many Adventures
35CHAPTER I BLACKIE HEARS SOMETHING
36CHAPTER II BLACKIE RUNS AWAY
37CHAPTER III BLACKIE IN TROUBLE
38CHAPTER IV BLACKIE GETS OUT
39CHAPTER V BLACKIE FINDS A FRIEND
40CHAPTER VI BLACKIE IN A BASKET
41CHAPTER VII BLACKIE IN A TRAIN
42CHAPTER VIII BLACKIE IS CHASED
43CHAPTER IX BLACKIE MEETS DON
44CHAPTER X BLACKIE SCARES A DOG
45CHAPTER XI BLACKIE IS SAD
46CHAPTER XII BLACKIE IS HAPPY
47Swamp Cat
48The characters and situations in this book are wholly fictional and imaginative: they do not portray and are not intended to portray any actual persons or parties.
49THE FIRST PLANTING
50PARTNERS