The Secret Language Of Cats

How to understand your cat for a better, happier relationship

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Pub Date 1 Nov 2018 | Archive Date 1 Nov 2018

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Do you speak to your cat? Do you feel like your cat understands you and vice versa?

Cat lovers across the globe know cats can speak. In this compelling new book, Susanne Schotz – a professor at Sweden’s Lund University – shares insights into her long-standing cat communication research. Proving that cats not only speak to one another, but also to their human caretakers.

This clever book teaches us how to better understand our cats by translating their sounds, recognising their meaning in different situations and giving practical tips to understand them better.

Unlocking the cat code, this crash course in cat phonetics is the perfect gift for cat-lovers everywhere.

Do you speak to your cat? Do you feel like your cat understands you and vice versa?

Cat lovers across the globe know cats can speak. In this compelling new book, Susanne Schotz – a professor at...


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ISBN 9780263267518
PRICE £9.99 (GBP)

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This was a fascinating read! I was expecting a slim book along the lines of the stocking fillers you see at Christmas, with a few tips about cat body language and purring, but I was completely wrong. This is a book of linguistic analysis of cat noises, complete with diagrams, written by a cat-loving phoneticist, and it's really really interesting. There's an excellent balance between the slice-of-life elements about the author's five current cats and many previous cats, and the more scientific exploration of the noises they make. You can tell the author really loves her feline family, which makes this a joy to read.

I think its scientific approach will make this book very niche, but it happens to tick two of my boxes (cats and linguistics), so I loved it, and I think anyone interested in either subject would find it interesting. I found myself making a lot of cat noises out loud while reading!

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