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MEDIA ADVISORY, Dec. 11 /Christian Newswire/ -- Niki Anderson delights cat lovers with 45 kitty stories filled with wisdom, both feline and divine. True and unusual stories enamor readers while offering insight for wise living. Best known for her cat books, Niki is the author of What My Cat Has Taught Me About Life, and has received three Angel trophies awarded to literature that promotes ethical and moral excellence. Her books of meditations for cat fanciers have sold over 340,000 copies in the US with translations in Japanese and Thai.

Tales of both mischief and compassion serve as a bridge to the heart of cat owners among 90 million cats in America. Biblical concepts conclude every story and focus on themes like service, trust, and courage. Each true account points the reader to a loving God.

This charming collection of pussycat purr-spectives, enhanced with full page photos of cats, offers the refreshing surprise that lessons abound through experiences with cats.

Feline fur-iends like Maxwell and Lily shed wit and wisdom on human challenges. Waiting for a break? Like Kitty, leap on opportunity. Put off by tough types? Try offering friendship, like Danger.

Numerous truths unfold from the antics and habits of cats in various predicaments and services:

• living in a tree

• facing death in a snow bank

• bringing cheer at a prison

• surviving 9-11

• comforting the cancer-stricken

Each story is reinforced with a Bible verse and a sentence Purr-rayer. Also included is a humor quip of Kitty Wit and a snippet of fact in The Tail End, and a biographical note describing the cat's owner

Stories that portray the nature of cats and reveal the character of God, provide practical help through the fur-coated tutorship in Whiskers, Wit, and Wisdom.

"With a researcher's verve, a journalist's precision, and a contemplative's heart, Anderson teaches as well as entertains," says consulting editor and reviewer Laurie Klein. "Each story opens with a fetching photo-op...and closes with musings that never wag a finger."