Everything I Know About the Rat Race, I Learned from My Cat - Tapa blanda

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Shares such bits of wisdom as Stay home if you have fleas, Work like a dog when your manager is watching, and An illegible signature marks you as a leader.

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Who's the best teacher when it comes to the rat race? According to best-selling author Allia Zobel, it's that "four-legged ball of fluff folks share their lives (and probably their beds) with ... their cats".

Yup, cats know more about business than most MBAs, and Zobel's out to prove it in her seventh and latest side-splitter, Everything I Know about the Rat Race I Learned from My Cat, illustrated in full-color hilarity by the popular syndicated Sylvia cartoonist, Nicole Hollander. So, what's a cat's strategy for upward mobility? Here's a sampling:
-- If at first you don't succeed, take a nap, and try again.
-- Don't jump in the boss's lap, unless he asks you.
-- Never shed on a client.
-- Think before you pounce.
-- A good set of sharp claws can come in handy.
-- No job is worth getting your whiskers out of whack.
-- Aloofness can work in your favor.
-- Watch your tail.

Zobel's witty aphorisms combine with Hollander's funny-to-the-quick illustrations to create the number-one rat-race advice book, a powerful tool that can help individuals succeed not only in business but also at home, and in life in general, provided they can stop laughing long enough to finish reading it.