Shireen and her Friends: Pages from the Life of a Persian Cat: Classic Book Guide and Free Edition
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Shireen and her Friends: Pages from the Life of a Persian Cat is catalogued by Project Gutenberg with author credits for Stables, Gordon (1840–1910).
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"Shireen and her Friends: Pages from the Life of a Persian Cat" by Gordon Stables is a work of fictional narrative written in the late 19th century. The story revolves around a charming Persian cat named Shireen, who enjoys a whimsical life filled with adventures and encounters with various characters, both human and animal, in a quaint village setting. The preface and first chapter hint at themes of friendship, loyalty, and the unique bond between pets and their owners, while also touching on societal views of pets, particularly cats. At the start of the narrative, readers are introduced to Shireen, a beloved and well-traveled cat who visits Uncle Ben's bungalow and navigates her surroundings with grace and dignity. The scene is set on an autumn afternoon as Shireen avoids puddles while making her way across the road. Her fondness for various village personalities, including the kind-hearted sailors and children, is established, showcasing both her playful spirit and the adoration she receives in return. The dynamics between Shireen, the other animals, and their human companions lay the foundation for an engaging exploration of life through the eyes of this endearing feline character, filled with humor and heartwarming moments.
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- Title: Shireen and her Friends: Pages from the Life of a Persian Cat
- Author credits: Stables, Gordon (1840–1910)
- Catalogue language: English
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- Cats
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- Category: Novels
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