A small atlas of cats (and kittens) by Ewa and Paweł Pawlak

In the fourth small atlas, a pair of outstanding artists pay tribute to their great love: cats. We come across, among others, fluffy Norwegian cats, blue-eyed Siamese, Japanese cats with a pompom instead of a tail, as well as a cat over cats: the multiracial leprechaun. In this book, personal stories are intertwined with age-appropriate information about cat's nature, about cat language, and about wild cousins of the house cat. The texts are accompanied by delightful illustrations: tender cat portraits made of fabrics, elegant watercolors and spatial cats made of papier mache. There were also photographs and, of course, children's drawings made by Ola, who was friends with the authors.

Although cats have lived with humans for millennia, they retain independence, a sense of their own dignity, and ... a whole lot of secrets! So let's walk - if they let us - along the mysterious cat's paths.