I added this to my TBR before I realised it contained the lyrics to the musical, "Cats". I have thus far managed to avoid having ever seen Cats, or heard more than a song or two of the soundtrack. Believe me - that's quite the claim to fame when you consider the era I grew up in! I'm not sure I'm re...
Based on works such as the poems "Prufrock" (1917) and "Ash Wednesday" (1930) and the drama "Murder in the Cathedral" (1935), American-born and naturalized British poet and future Nobel laureate T(homas) S(tearns) Eliot – also founder and editor of the literary journal "Criterion" – was already an e...
This book was on my Recommendations book shelf, I think because I'm a huge fan of Edward Gorey, not a crazy cat lady. Unfortunately for me, my library didn't have the edition that Gorey illustrated. So, I read this one. Actually, the illustrations were the only thing I enjoyed about the book. I felt...
It's hard to believe that this is the same guy who wrote The Wasteland, but I guess when you're writing for your godchildren, it's good to be more cheerful and even surprisingly silly. My favorites are Song of the Jellicles (which I once knew by heart) and The Naming of Cats. I tried a couple of ye...
It´s a great book and not only for children. It was the inspiration for the musical cats. Every cat(s) lover should have this book in his/ her book collection =^.^=
If you like cats, especially if you live with cats, this is a wonderful book. I think actually own three of the ones Eliot writes about. I HATE the musical; really hate the musical. I LOVE this book. You have to read it aloud. My favorite Eliot work by far.
I love the musical Cats, so thought I ought to read the original poems. It's practically impossible to distinguish one from the other, because Webber has taken the poems almost word for word - meaning I cannot read any of them without hearing the songs in my head. That being the case - and I know it...
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