The Yorkshire Terrier, ETHEL MUNDAY
Synopsis: Published for the first time in 1958, it is considered the best ever written about the breed. Ethel Munday writes about the origin, the morphology, and how to take care of Yorkshires. It shows how docile, intelligent, and affectionate this breed is. It comes with pictures and illustrations.

Natural healing for Dogs and Cats, by DIANE STEIN
Synopsis: THE book describes how to help your pet in the most diverse illnesses making use of plants and especially dedication and companionship.

Sônia Hirsch’ Cats, by SONIA HIRSCH
Synopsis: With many stories and pictures of cats, as well as hints of what they like and dislike, this book will certainly charm the community of ailurophile – which means people that love cats.

Cats: an Illustrated Guide with More than 250 Breeds of Cats, by DAVID ALDERTON
Synopsis: This work describes the feline evolution, it’s cycle of life and the characteristics of the animal. It explains the difference between cats with and without pedigree. It brings beautiful pictures easing the cats’ identification.

Cat and Kitten Care, by DAVID ALDERTON
Synopsis: Through helpful orientation and veterinary advices, this book shows which is the best way to care for the cat throughout his life. It is important to highlight the chapter about Cares in Emergencies, a good step by step guide to help your cat in acute moments: from artificial nursing to the handling burns.

Happy are the Cats, by ROSE KAPILA
Synopsis: Four boys walk around the big city practicing small thefts to survive. Then comes a teacher who lived happy among cats from the harbor, creating a different world for the delightness and dreams of those boys.