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The Happy Cat

The Happy Cat

The Happy Cat

H. H. Munro / HHMunro / Saki

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Wildside Press
Año de edición:
2025
Materia
Fantasía
ISBN:
9780809530717
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In Saki’s world, animals act with cunning and grace, while humans stumble through life’s absurdities. Each story brims with wit, dark humor, and sharp observations of society’s follies. What happens when beasts outshine their human counterparts in cleverness and chaos?The Happy Cat: Beasts, Superbeasts, and Monsters showcases Saki’s brilliant blend of satire, humor, and storytelling. This collection of sharp, unexpected tales captures the quirks of human nature and the wildness lurking beneath the surface, making it a timeless treasure of British literature.

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