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The cat who series novel | The saw stars by Lilian Jackson Braun narrated by George Guidall
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Detective-journalist Jim Qwilleran and his prescient Siamese cats Koko and Yum Yum (The Cat Who Sang for the Birds, 1997) star in their 21st novel here, and while not quite as spry as ever, they're still the cat's meow. Qwill and his cats move from Pickax, where he's a newspaper columnist, to his beach house in Mooseville, probably on Lake Superior. Qwill rehashes gossip with locals and old friends, and observes Koko's odd behavior, which always forecasts an important event, although Qwill usually interprets the cat's clues retrospectively. Mooseville is abuzz with talk of the upscale restaurant opened by Floridians Owen and Ernestine Bowen, speculation about UFOs (Moose County is a sightings mecca) and puzzlement over the whereabouts of a missing backpacker, whose body Koko quickly uncovers in a sand dune. While fishing with a pal, Qwill sees Owen's boat anchored next to another; Qwill, his twitching mustache alerting him to skullduggery, suspects drug traffic. Shortly thereafter, Owen drowns. The solution to the one mystery that is resolved--that of Owen's death-- comes as an anticlimax, while the mystery that's not cleared up--the fate of the backpacker--is chalked up by the locals to alien abduction. A skeptical Qwill grudgingly admits the possibility of aliens, cracking that cats, with their enigmatic behavior, may be aliens. With his 60 whiskers and gifts of perception, Koko is, as always, by far the most intelligent creature in the book. This isn't Braun's best, but her fans will adore it and only spoilsports will accuse her of, well, dogging it.
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The Cat Who Could Read Backwards
2. The Cat Who Ate Danish Modern
3. The Cat Who Turned On And Off
4. The Cat Who Saw Red
5. The Cat Who Played Brahms
6. The Cat Who Played Post Office
7. The Cat Who Knew Shakespeare
8. The Cat Who Sniffed Glue
9. The Cat Who Went Underground
10. The Cat Who Talked To Ghosts
11. The Cat Who Lived High
12. The Cat Who Knew A Cardinal
13. The Cat Who Moved A Mountain
14. The Cat Who Wasn't There
15. The Cat Who Went Into The Closet
16. The Cat Who Came To Breakfast
17. The Cat Who Blew The Whistle
18. The Cat Who Said Cheese
19. The Cat Who Tailed A Thief
20. The Cat Who Sang For The Birds
21. The Cat Who Saw Stars
22. The Cat Who Robbed A Bank
23. The Cat Who Smelled A Rat
24. The Cat Who Went Up The Creek
25. The Cat Who Brought Down The House
26. The Cat Who Talked Turkey
27. The Cat Who Went Bananas
28. The Cat Who Dropped A Bombshell
29. The Cat Who Had 60 Whiskers
Pennsylvania Diners and Other Roadside Restaurants (TV Special 1993) - PBS WQED retail VHS tape
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This program takes a look at several of the most interesting diners in Pennsylvania, and also considers a few other roadside restaurants (like Midway Plaza on the Pennsylvania Turnpike) that have interesting histories and reputations for good “home-cooked” food. So get a cup of coffee. Have a seat. And come along as we visit some great little restaurants.