#cat's cafe

[catscafecomics]

TREASURE!

Welcome to 2025, everyone <3

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Cat's Cafe

[convivialchemist]

you know what days like today are amazing days bc

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I love you all so much. Creating joy.

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[ijustkindalikebooks]

I can't believe another month is gone, I know it's a cliche but genuinely, where did it go? All I remember is cooking in the ridiculous temperatures and here we are. I say ridiculous, but they were ridiculous for the UK, a country with no idea what an air conditioning unit it seems is. (I mean why would we need to? It rains here 90% of the time!)

I read over thirty books this month, some good, some bad, some mindlessly average, and four of them were absolutely brilliant and that's what this post is about, sharing the five star books I read in the month of August. I hope you find something interesting from this post and please feel free to let me know what books you have loved in the month of August, I always love to add your recommendations to my TBR!

A Murder Is Announced by Agatha Christie - I've seen many of the TV adaptation and movies of these books, but still I found this book as exciting and gripping as watching an adaptation of it. The characterisation is excellent, the plot twists are excellent and Christie's way with creating a story here is done so well. I loved every moment of this one and it's my favourite Marple so far.

The Disasters by M.K. England - in my review of this book I said this was like if A Long Way to Small And Angry Planet and Illuminae had a baby, and I refuse to go back on that. I love the characters so much, which are diverse and so well written, I love it but the plot, the plot gives. An incredible book which focuses on a team of well, disasters saving their space academy from terrorists, I want more this group.

Cat's Cafe by Matt Tarpley - I don't say this often, but I ended up crying over a starfish, what is my life? If you have read this collection you might know what I am talking about, but I hope achieve it's dream. Fluffy, cute and original, these cartoons are incredible and I loved every single one of them, I want to print them and put them on my walls, and as soon as I was done, I put the next one on my TBR, so good.

Blacksad #1 (Somewhere Within The Shadows) by Juan Diaz Canales - As soon as I heard about the concept of this comic I knew I had to read it. A cat detective in an animal/human hybrid world solving the murder of his ex, a famed actress. The artwork is astonishing (and reminds me of this painting my great grandmother had of dogs playing poker) but also the story, the story is so good, the characters are soo good, I need the second one as soon as possible, I really do.

These have been my favourite books this month, and I can't wait to see what I enjoy next month. My next reads are the last of the Discworld books, The Shepherd's Crown and I continue with Marple reading A Carribean Mystery.

I hope you have a wonderful September,

Vee xo.

[cannondisabledcharacters]

Today’s disabled character of the day is Snake from Cat's Cafe, who has an unspecified anxiety disorder

Requested by Anon

[Image Description: Drawing of a pink snake surrounded by silhouettes of other animals.  The snake looks worried and has black eyes.]

[w00lies]

I felted one of my favorite minor characters from one of my favorite feel good online comics, @catscafecomics. This is the lub shark. He swims around spreading lub to all with gentle pats and great big grins. Dont worry he wont bite :3

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