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Margy Ohring was voted �Best Poet� in the 2005 Preditors & Editors Readers Poll, and Cat-House Sonnets was awarded the coveted Muse Medallion from the Cat Writers' Association in 2006.
Recently retired from running a business for many years, Margy moved to the foothills of the Shenandoah Mountains with her twenty-year-old cat, Patches. Frail, elderly Patches became Margy's first muse.
A member of the Cat Writers' Association, Margy divides her time between writing award-winning sonnets about her cats and playing with her five grandchildren.
Margy's cat sonnets have been published in a number of ezines. Her non-cat sonnets have been published in Releasing Times Magazine. Often Margy writes sonnets to ease the grief of her online friends when their cats succumb to age or illness and soar away to the Rainbow Bridge.
With Cat-House Sonnets, we can all celebrate our favorite felines in loving verse, as the author extols the virtues (and not-quite-virtues) of her own furry cast of characters � so like our own!
Recently retired from running a business for many years, Margy moved to the foothills of the Shenandoah Mountains with her twenty-year-old cat, Patches. Frail, elderly Patches became Margy's first muse.
A member of the Cat Writers' Association, Margy divides her time between writing award-winning sonnets about her cats and playing with her five grandchildren.
Margy's cat sonnets have been published in a number of ezines. Her non-cat sonnets have been published in Releasing Times Magazine. Often Margy writes sonnets to ease the grief of her online friends when their cats succumb to age or illness and soar away to the Rainbow Bridge.
With Cat-House Sonnets, we can all celebrate our favorite felines in loving verse, as the author extols the virtues (and not-quite-virtues) of her own furry cast of characters � so like our own!
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
Wonderful book
By Cat-lover
from Virginia on 5/24/2010
from Virginia on 5/24/2010
Pros:
A good read
Cons:
None at all
Describe Yourself:
Long-time Pet Owner
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comments about Books Cat-House Sonnets, by Margy Ohring:
All aspects of cat behavior are in these poems, from eating, sleeping, playing to litter box use. A cat lover will laugh and cry while reading these poems. I loved every minute of it.