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Slobcat Paul Geraghty The family that owns him knows that Slobcat is a lazy cat. He sleeps all the time, he's too lazy to eat, and even too lazy to come in out of the rain -- - Or is he? Vibrant illustrations depict a very different animal indeed - rescuing kittens, chasing rats, and otherwise leading an eventful life - while his family blithely dismisses him as unable to frighten a flea. The result is a delightful first lesson in irony that cat lovers, andd their families, are sure to enjoy. Macmillan Publishing Co., Inc., 1991, First American Edition. Originally published in England. Hard pictorial cover with dust jacket, 8-5/8 inches wide by 10-11/16 inches tall, about 30 unnumbered pages. Dust jacket has two 1-1/2 inch tears at the base of the spine, and the book has what appear to be tooth marks. Gift inscription to previous owner inside front cover. Otherwise clean, firmly bound, with no tears. Under 2 lbs.
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