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The illustrated Zen training manual for cats is not something any animal-loving human should be without. The whys and wherefores of your cat’s spiritualism are explored and uncovered as never before.

In 96 pages of sparkling 2-colour text with colour illustrations, as envisioned by comic genius Henry Beard, Zen for Cats is so brilliant and yet so simple, you’ll wonder why it hasn’t been done before.

Including Butsuneko Shingyo (The teachings of Buddha’s cat), Isu Bushi (The sofa samurai) and Ninja-gaku (The art of the silent attack) this is cerebral and spiritual humour at its best and a perfect stocking-filler for Christmas.

If you loved Poetry for Cats and French for Cats, you’ll love Zen for Cats too. No self-respecting feline fancier should be without one.

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ZEN PROBLEMS

What is the sound made by a single jaw chewing on a mouse?
Where was your favourite napping spot before the first of your nine lives began?
If there were no inside, would you still want to go outside?
Since birds eat worms, and you eat birds, do you eat worms?
Show me the place the cat treats could be hidden where you could never find them.
How could a cat get a human's tongue?
Why does the vacuum cleaner fall silent when its tail comes out of the wall?