The True Tails of Baker and Taylor Book Review

This is a heart warming book about two lovely cats and how they changed the lives of their human community and cat lovers everywhere. As well put by another reviewer, "the author effortlessly draws us into the story of the cats, as well as her own personal story, together with background information on the running of a library." - nhrbookcrazy

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This sweet story kept me engaged until the end! I was taken to the city and time where the story took place, and how two lovely librarians changed their surroundings and made the library a place where people would get more than books, but also the companionship and love from two cats - Baker and Taylor. 

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Beginning in 1978, previous assistant librarian Jan Louch invested her days among the bookshelves at the Douglas County Library, where she worked for 18 years. In 1982, she saw that the recently renovated library had actually fallen victim to rodents, and quickly suggested getting a feline (or two) to protect the library's books.

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Love the combination, cats & reading a great book! As Carole Wilbourn said, "A library is a perfect adobe for a cat. It makes people feel good, and it makes the cat feel good. People come in and say 'Cats live here.' What could be better?"

This book is perfect for cat lovers and readers of all ages!

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