Everyone loves cats (well, almost everyone). But do cats love us? How do they live with people? This book is not just a children's encyclopedia, it is a unique guide to the world of our beloved pets. The author of the book, animal psychologist Sasha Rausch, answers the most common children's questions about cats, their anatomy and habits. But the author pays special attention to the psychology of the animal. How can you tell if your cat is feeling unwell? How can you learn to read her body signals? Why can't you play with a cat with a laser pointer? Why do cats love to climb into boxes and drawers? Is it true that they know how to take revenge? Once you find out the answers to these and many other questions, you will definitely be able to make friends with your pet. “Why do cats sometimes open their mouths funny? Cats smell not only through their nose, but also through their mouth! Have you noticed how a cat sometimes freezes funny with its mouth slightly open? At this moment, she picks up odors with the Jacobson's organ, which is located in the animal's palate. It helps you search for prey and get information about other cats, such as their age or health status. Some people also have this organ, but it is not so developed that it can be used.” For children from 5 years old, as well as for anyone who loves cats, who has a cat at home, or who just dreams of having a pet.< /p>