It’s Monday! What Are YOU Reading?

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Hi everyone! Today we are joining 2 hops, Comedy Plus’ Awww….Mondays and Book Date’s It’s Monday! What Are YOU Reading? This week I was busy with other things so my reading got set aside. I did finish Surviving Cancer, Healing People: One Cat’s Story by Sula, Parish Cat at Old Mission.*

DSCF2264   I chose Prancie to model with the book because she is missing part of her ears like the cat in the book ( hers were not from cancer though).

*Disclaimer: I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review.

I LOVED this book and highly recommend it. Sula the cat lives at Old Mission in California, a Franciscan mission which needs many repairs from past earthquakes and to secure it for another one. The book is part of a fundraiser for those efforts.

Sula takes her job very seriously at the mission. She visits a statue of St. Francis every day where she learns of what her duties are that day and who needs her the most. She then enters the church and sits with those people during mass. As a Catholic ( somewhat lapsed) I enjoyed reading about the mass, but you don’t have to be any particular religion to read this.

Sula is mainly white and the California sun has not been good to her. She has had to have surgery for cancer on her ears twice so she doesn’t have ears anymore, but that doesn’t stop her from loving everyone and everyone loving her.

You can read more about her in this article :

Morgan Hill Times

She also has a Facebook page

or you can purchase her book on Amazon

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    1. She should get it. In the book it says all 4th graders in California learn about the missions.

  3. Pawsum review. Glad you enjoyed da book. Prancie is bootyful as always, and your selfies were great too. Hope you all have a pawsum day. Big hugs.

    Luv ya’

    Dezi and Raena

  4. My Momma’s been slacking on the reading. She’s been on the same book (Amy Tan’s Valley of Amazement) for months. She says she just doesn’t have time … or she’s too tired and falls asleep. Hmph. One word … catnaps! ~Bear Cat
    ps – we love the picture of Prancie 🙂

  5. What an interesting book! We went to Sula’s Facebook page and saw how pretty she is – even with no ears. Thanks for the great review, Prancie!!!

  6. This book sounds so inspiring. I am also Catholic, and I love St. Francis, so I will definitely have to check this out. Thank you for sharing yet another wonderful review with us!

  7. Oh thanks so much fur sharing, it sounds so interesting – this is another one to add to the list!!!

    Purrs

    Basil & Co XOX

  10. I am reading Armageddon, political non-fiction, by Dick Morris because I want to make an intelligent choice in November. I am also reading Genesis, a sci-fi, by David Tucker – I received this book in return for an honest review.
    Until I began this comment, I was too dense to notice the titles were the beginning and end of the Bible….. wonder if there is some sort of subliminal message…
    BTW, not a single cat in either book – yet.

  11. Sounds like a good book! Our mom has a HUGE list of books to read now that she is done her master’s and can read something other than academic literature again. She’s always been a huge reader, but has been limited to listening to non-academic stuff through audiobooks during her grad studies.

  13. We went right over and “liked” Sula’s FB page. Being Catholic and living in CA within driving distance of the mission we decided we have to have this book. Mommy put it on her Amazon list for next month. We spent too many green papers in August but it was fun.
    Angel Normie, Angel Mika, Sasha & Grady Lewis

    1. Thank you for supporting Sula and her cause. That is so cool that you are so close , your Mom can go meet her.

  14. Awww on Prancie. Great model for the book.

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    Have a purrfect Awww Monday. ☺

    1. Prancie thanks you. That sounds like an interesting book, I bet it would make a good movie.

  20. sula….waves two ewe gorgeouz frum across de land oh trout; we N joyed reedin yur nooze storee N we iz buzzed happee two heer ewe R cancer free ♥♥♥♥ high paws two everee one in yur community for helpin ewe out like they did ~~~ { N that St Francis dood is total lee awesum huh !!! ☺☺☺

  25. Prancie is the perfect model for the book 🙂 Our Mama is reading again every night before bed. She will put this book on her list of to read books 🙂

    the critters in the cottage xo

  31. That sounds like a great book. (What book about a cat isn’t a great book?) Mommy is STILL reading Drums of Autumn, one of the Outlander books. She did read To Catch A Cat in between, though. We’ll be reviewing that soon.

  32. That book sounds very interesting! We’re not Catholic but we’re cats and our mommy loves the look of Missions so sounds like a great book!

    1. Thank you. Good point about the missing ears, Prancie’s were frost bitten when we found her.

  35. We haven’t been reading much lately but really should get back to it. We have a magazine and an art picture book sitting on the desk collecting dust.

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