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Cargando... James, Fabulous Feline: Further Adventures of a Connoisseur Cat (1993)por Harriet Hahn
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Pertenece a las seriesJames (book 2)
The excellent adventures of the aristocratic British feline continue as James puts his best paw forward to solve crimes while indulging in the finer things in life James is enjoying life at Baron's Chambers, the London apartment house where he shares a flat with his sometime handler, an American fine arts agent. But his deductive abilities will be put to the test when he's called on to detect philatelic forgeries at Thwaites, one of the city's great auction houses. The recently knighted cat also finds time to coach a croquet team, oversee rehearsals of a sequel to Cats, and help deliver a baby. Not to be outdone by cheesy actors or blundering attorneys, he makes his film debut and testifies in a criminal trial at the Old Bailey. But he has a special place in his heart for St. James's Palace, the address he longs to call home. This delightful sequel to James the Connoisseur will prove irresistible catnip for feline lovers. James, Fabulous Feline is the 2nd book in the Connoisseur Cat novels, but you may enjoy reading the series in any order. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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James' adventures include helping to find lost art, matchmaking, improving his friends' croquet skills, foiling theft, and assisting dancers to behave like cats. I enjoyed all of his improbable antics, but the scene where one of the human characters used the phone during a thunderstorm made me cringe.
The reader will have suspend his/her disbelief more than when reading a Mrs. Murphy mystery, but I think cat fans will find James worth the effort.
Note: the back flap of the dustjacket states 'illustration by Robert Goldstum (sic)'. In a private e-mail, Robert Goldstrom confirmed that he did the cover art, but not the interior illustration of James that appears at the head of each chapter. ( )