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READ A REVIEW OF MY SOON TO BE RELEASED PICTURE BOOK, SHOO CAT! WRITTEN BY SHARI LYLE-SOFFE AND ILLUSTRATED BY JACK FOSTER. PUBLISHED BY GUARDIAN ANGEL PUBLISHING, INC.
Coming soon from Guardian Angel Publishing !
ALLEYCAT
Written by Marilee Crow
Illustrated by K.C. Snider
Alleycat believes the stories that Tabby tells. Stories of nice warm houses, enough food to eat, people who love you. So Alleycat leaves the dreary alley he grew up in and begins a journey to find a home. Follow Alleycat on his journey. See who he meets along the way.
This charming story will entertain any youngster. The delightful artwork of award winning wildlife artist, and children's book illustrator, K.C. Snider is sure to please adults and children alike.
Read this review:
Review by Mayra Calvani at Suite 101
My picture book Shoo Cat! is a story about a determined cat and the boy who keeps rejecting him. It is a fun story with a funny ending. Ethan didn't want a cat. He wanted a dog, and nothing was going to change his mind. 
What a strange story. That man must not have a very healthy life with humans.
I think this takes the cake for the strangest story I've ever heard. Great tie-in to your story, though.
I love Shoo Cat! Keep up the great work.
Cheryl
Shari,
I personally think it is admirable that the man married his cat. I think it is a symbolic way for him to show his dedication to his beloved pet. For all we know he might have done this to garner attention from the media. Thanks for posting the story.
Nicole weaver
http://outskirtspress.com/nicoleweaver
Shoo Cat! is a wonderful book!
LOL What a riot, and only in Europe! Could you see this happening in the US? I love my cat too, but...
Thanks for posting this, Shari and lots of luck with your book.