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Related: Culture Forums, Support Forums"To get on with cats, simply treat them as equals, or, even better,
as the superior beings they know that they are.". . .Elizabeth Peters
quaint
(4,491 posts)I think I've read everything she wrote as Elizabeth Peters.
Your quote says why.
niyad
(128,961 posts)bookstore in Albuquerque decades ago, the staff told me that her books were so,popular that libraries had to keep them locked up. I immediately understood why.
malthaussen
(18,340 posts)electric_blue68
(25,252 posts)👑🐱👑
niyad
(128,961 posts)about that.
electric_blue68
(25,252 posts)I know the cat stuff from off & on reading about Ancient Egypt.
Quite the mix of clever, loving, fun, fascinating, often elegant creatures! 👍🙂
And who doesn't love squeeeeable little kittens! 🥰
Eta I did read Nancy Drew as a kid. 👍
niyad
(128,961 posts)between about 1890 and 1930. Archeology, murder, women's rights, colonialiism, bigotry, nationalism, and so much more, including cats, all written in the rather florid Victorian style, whiich takes a bit of getting used to. Her "Jacqueline Kirby" series is contemporary, with a librarian as the main character. Her Mary Poppins purse almost is a character in its own right. (contrary to popular opinion, she did NOT base it on mine!) Her "Vicky Bliss" series is also more contemporary, featuring art historians and a Cary Grant-like thief. Good reads, all.
Absolutely agree about kittens!
electric_blue68
(25,252 posts)took a screengrab for future reference.
So is your purse bigger on the inside than the outside? 😉
niyad
(128,961 posts)On the inside, of course! People would remark, "You have everything in there but the kitchen sink." Being me, I promptly went to a hobby shop and bought a doll house sink, carried it in my purse.