How to Tell If Your Cat Is Plotting to Kill You (The Oatmeal) (Volume 2)

cute graphics and entertaining. After the read, I do believe our orange psycho kitty is plotting to kill us and the dogs. lol

Absolutely love this book!! It’s hilarious!So funny that I bought one for my parents, and one for my boss who’s a cat-owner.

So I just got my book today, and not to repeat other reviews but come on, rate the product for what it is, not due to your lack of understanding!So first, since I ordered the print version, I've gotta say the thing that most concerned me before ordering was the quality of the printing. This is a very cheap book, as in price-wise, it's on the low end particuarly for a high-color book, and I feared the print quality would suffer as a result. However, I've gotta say, the print quality is phenomenal. Nice thick glossy pages (but not so thick that the entire book is like 10 pages), spot-on high quality color printing, it just feels nice.The comics are also hilarious, but as other reviewers have commented, much of it is already on the 'net. That being said, I wasn't really shocked and personally, I don't think that's all that much of a problem. Many books merely gather web content, and many of them don't even provide new content as well! I have a post-secret book, which even though it's all online, seeing it in print is worth the price (if you like that kind of stuff). Heck, many comic series are free (Hobbes, Garfield, etc) yet I still buy those books as well. Anyways, the gist of it is yes, much of the book is already online, but some of it is not; if you absolutely love the Oatmeal comics the new ones are worth it, if you're kinda "meh" on the ones that area already online such as "How to Tell If Your Cat Is Plotting to Kill You", then no, the new content isn't worth it. Funny, but not pee your pants hilarious.Finally, This leads me to my one complaint, but again, I'd say it's also personal opinion: I wish the book was larger. While I can see and appreciate how neatly Inman organized the comics to work in a normal novel-size book, I think comics lend themselves to more "creative" book sizes, particularly when they are somewhat conversation-piece oriented. Personally, I actually would have liked a 10"x14" hardbound version, but I think Matthew did this probably to make the piece more affordable. Like I said, that's personal opinion, but I'm not going to knock off stars because Matthew didn't personally make and design the book to my exact specifications. The book is solid, and more then worth the price of admission.

As a cat lover most of my life I have sponsored numerous cats over the years. As any cat lover knows, you really do not own a cat. Their independent nature seems to always win out. I also like dogs and have had several of them, but cats bring with them a certain mysterious attitude that makes them so special. A dog will listen and do what you tell them, but a cat will sometimes listen to you but will still do what they want.I have also purchased many books about cats over the years. I recently bought this (How to tell if your cat is plotting to kill you by the Oatmeal – Mathew Inman) volume at a bargain price. I found this to be a very amusing and entertaining book by someone who obviously loves, and understands to some degree, the nature of cats.This book is filled with bits of cat lore and is fully illustrated. Some of the material covered in this text is as follows: 6 ways to tell if your car thinks it’s a mountain lion. How you see your cat and how your car sees you. How to tell if your cat is plotting to kill you. Things cats love. Waking the dog VS walking the cat. Proximity to a tuna sandwich. Cat VS internet. The 3 was of dealing with cat litter. If we treated our cats like they treat us, and many other amusing sections.If you are a cat lover this is the kind of book you will find delightful and amusing.Rating: 4 Stars. Joseph J. Truncale (Author: The Samurai Soul: An old warrior’s poetic tribute).

Oh my goodness this was a lot of laughs. I had to share to my friends.If you need a giggle this for sure

I’ve been reading comics such as “How to Tell if your cat is plotting to kill you” but there has been no book that unlike this book which deserves 5 stars!

I heard the author being interviewed about the book on NPR and thought "I need that book." Well, it's entertaining but not as funny as the author and host made it out to be, basically a series of drawings of cats doing what cats do. If you have a cat, you will see yours in many of the drawings but I can watch them for free, I don't need a book of drawings.

Funny gift for my cat lover kids