Get Out of There Cat is a fun read for all ages

Get out of there, CAT! would make a great addition to an Easter basket (or under the Christmas tree later this year, apparently!). This is a sturdy, hardbound book with high-quality color photos throughout.The photos are obviously quite amusing, and the cats themselves are very pretty to look at. Bunny owners, like cat owners, will easily relate to the locations these cats find themselves in!As you can see, the captions are pretty dumbed-down BUT that has the added benefit of making this book much more attractive to young readers, and to even younger children to whom you are reading the book.View the list »
Get out of there, CAT! is available at Barnes and Noble, including the Barnes and Noble online site (where it is currently on sale, this first week of March 2013).

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If you have a cat – or if you have ever seen a cat – you will enjoy the photos in this book. In fact, rabbit owners will get a kick (hah) out of this as well, as our long-eared friends also tend to end up in a variety of interesting places where they do not belong.

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Get Out of There Cat, by Kristina Knapp with Sam Stall, is an entertaining book with photos of cats at the Scrabble Board, cats in Ramen Noodle cartons, cats who have stuffed themselves in small baskets, cats who are actually lying on a shelf in the refrigerator, and cats draped across the top of the shower doors!

There are 150 full-color photos in the book, which is set for release in March 2013 (Running Press; $12.00 US / $13.99 CAN). The captions are, in my opinion, pretty dumbed-down, but you aren't buying the book for the captions anyway, are you? The captions do have the advantage of making the book quite appealing for younger children; an elementary-school-aged child will no doubt be quite entertained by the captions, as will even younger children to whom you are reading the book aloud. Everyone will enjoy the photos!

This hard-bound book would fit nicely in an Easter basket, and can be found at Barnes and Noble, including the Barnes and Noble online site.

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Kristina Knapp launched the Get Out of There, Cat! blog during her last semester of college, where it has been tweeted by Purina Cat Chow many times and has appeared on several humor websites. Kristina lives in Indianapolis, Indiana with her husband and two codependent cats. Please visit her at getoutoftherecat.tumblr.com.

Sam Stall is an author and former editor of Indianapolis Monthly magazine. He has written more than a dozen books including the official South Park episode guides. He lives in Indianapolis, Indiana.

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  • Get out of there, CAT! is available at Barnes and Noble, including the Barnes and Noble online site (where it is currently on sale, this first week of March 2013).
  • As you can see, the captions are pretty dumbed-down BUT that has the added benefit of making this book much more attractive to young readers, and to even younger children to whom you are reading the book.
  • The photos are obviously quite amusing, and the cats themselves are very pretty to look at. Bunny owners, like cat owners, will easily relate to the locations these cats find themselves in!
  • Get out of there, CAT! would make a great addition to an Easter basket (or under the Christmas tree later this year, apparently!). This is a sturdy, hardbound book with high-quality color photos throughout.
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