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A Cat Named Darwin: Embracing The Bond Between Man And Pet
William Jordan

A Cat Named Darwin: Embracing The Bond Between Man And Pet

Mariner Books (Nov 12, 2003)
9780618382286
| Paperback
208 pages | 142 x 198 mm | English
Dewey 636

Subject

  • Cat Owners
  • Cat Owners - Psychology
  • Cats - Psychological Aspects
  • Darwin (Cat)
  • Human-animal Relationships

Plot

In this endearing memoir, William Jordan's reluctant adoption of a stray cat leads to an unexpectedly deep bond, one that will be immediately recognizable to anyone who has ever fallen under the spell of a pet. When Jordan brings Darwin into his home, he is forced into a commitment more devoted and sincere than any he has known before. He observes Darwin not only with the lovestruck gaze of a doting pet owner but also with the keen eye of a trained scientist, and he ruminates insightfully on the complex relationship between humans and their pets. Through issues of territory and separation, sickness and health, Jordan's heartrending memoir of his relationship with Darwin is made irresistible by his "self-effacing honesty, his ever-present wit, and, above all, the unashamed nakedness of his emotions" (San Diego Union-Tribune).

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Purchased Sep 04, 2015