Read some original fiction and non-fiction stories about cats. Click on the links below to select a story.
Authors retain copyright to their work, but have given permission for their work to be published on W. V. Cats.

| Fiction cat rescue stories inspired
by a real cat, June Bug |
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A Christmas Miracle, by Cindy Zydzik One Phat Cat, by Jim Schill |
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February 2006 Story Topic is Cats in Love |
March 2006 Stories Topic is Lucky Cat |
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Panthor's Sunshine, by Cindy Zydzik |
Lucky’s Story, by Cindy Zydzik |
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Topic is New Cat in My Life |
Topic is humorous cat stories |
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Butter's Story, by Cindy Zydzik My New Brother, by Mark Webster |
My Big Day Outside By Ranger, typed by Mark Webster, the human |
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The
Cat Who Came in from the Cold : A Fable (Hardcover), by Jeffrey
Moussaieff Masson
Told from the cat's point of view, this fable tells how a lone, nonsocial domesticated animal came to share hearth and home with humans. |
Click here to buy Lillian
Jackson Braun cat fiction mysteries Join
Ex-newspaperman James "Qwill" Qwilleran and his Siamese cat
Koko solve mystery after mystery. Read all of them!
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For teens and adults Rainbow Bridge, A True Story About Rescue Cats, by Susan Cilyk |
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For young readers and real alouds to children |
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It's
Like This, Cat (Trophy Newbery), by Emily Cheney Neville
A story about a boy growing up, including misunderstandings with his father, and adventures with his cat. It teaches several lessons - respect, caring, helping. |
Homeless:
Sunita,
by Laurie Halse Anderson
Sunita is a student volunteer at an animal clinic who has a special relationship with Socrates, the clinic cat. Will she get to take Socrates home? |
The
Mystery of the Missing Cat (Boxcar Children Mysteries), by
Gertrude Chandler Warner
The Boxcar Children search for a missing cat, and try to make sense of mysterious events. |
Jenny
and the Cat Club: A Collection of Favorite Stories About Jenny Linsky,
by Esther Averill
Jenny, an orphaned cat, wants to join the local Cat Club. Does she? |
Click here to Find
more Jenny stories Jenny's Birthday Book The School for Cats: A Jenny's Cat Club Book Jenny Goes to Sea Jenny's Moonlight Adventure The Hotel Cat |
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Zack
Files 07: Never Trust a Cat Who Wears Earrings, by Dan Greenburg
Zack starts turning into a cat! How will he get back to being a normal boy? |
Time
Cat : The Remarkable Journeys of Jason and Gareth, by Lloyd
Alexander
Gareth, a cat capable of talking and time traveling when he wants to, and his human friend Jason, set off on a series of cat-based adventures around the globe at different points in the past. |
Pioneer
Cat, by William H. Hooks
Kate and her family join a wagon train heading for Oregon. Kate finds a cat and is determined to keep it. She hides him in the wagon. When Snuggs the cat is finally discovered, there is a surprising twist. |
The
Cat Who Walked Across Franceby Kate Banks
Displaced when his elderly mistress dies, and feeling lonely and ignored, a cat makes a long trip through cities and towns, to return to the home he shared with her. Will he ever find happiness again? |
Angus
and the Cat, by Marjorie Flack
Angus the dog learns to accept and get along with the new cat. Great story for children to explore concepts of jealousy and sharing. |
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A
Home for Nathan, by Claudia
Roll
This book brings awareness to children about the need for responsibility and forethought when considering adopting an animal. |
Go
Home!: The True Story of James the Cat, by Libby Phillips Meggs
This picture book, based on a true story, teaches children about kindness. It's about an older cat with a collar, that everyone assumes has a home. In reality, though, the cat is lost, hungry, and desolate. |
The
Bravest Cat! (All Aboard Reading), by Laura Driscoll
The true story of Scarlett, who risked saved her life to save her kittens from a fire. Written for very young readers. |
Desser
the Best Cat Ever (Hardcover), by Maggie Smith
A girl honors the life of a much-loved pet by telling Desser's story, from the time her father found him when he was still single, to Dresser's death as an elderly cat. |
The
Case of the Cat's Meow, by Crosby Bonsall
The four members of the Private Eyes Club—Skinny, Wizard, Snitch, and Tubby—solve the baffling case of the missing cat. For very young readers. |
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