I Am a Cat Louella Bryant --Paul Doiron

--Paul Doiron

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this must-read collection is a rich and essential new chapter in the ongoing story of the eclectic immigrant experience and the United States itself

I Am a Cat Louella Bryant --Paul DoironI, ladies and gentlemen, am a cat. I still don't have a name. Once a stray kitten, the narrator of this story is now a noble and insightful observer of the bizarre and funny foibles of the human beings in his midst. Enter the upper middle class world of Meiji era Japan where a world weary feline has ample opportunity to dissect the strange ways and convoluted conversations of human people. With acerbic wit and sardonic perspective, this is the