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Shush Hooman - Book 2 (More conversations with my cat)

Shush Hooman - Book 2 (More conversations with my cat)

Paperback

Series: Shush Hooman, Book 2

Humor

ISBN13: 9798871703342
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Dec 13 2023
Pages: 94
Weight: 0.30
Height: 0.19 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Viking Cats most definitely played a part in the incursions against England. Of this there is no doubt, despite efforts by so called real historians to cover this up. What is unclear is why there is little mention of Saxon Cats. One theory is that Saxons preferred dogs, usually big, mangy, smelly beasts that hunted stags and eat babies.

Editors note; the eating of babies was usually blamed on the Viking invaders to scare the Saxon populace.

Several famous Viking Cats do exist in history but probably as a hybrid of several heroic felines. For example, Balder Blackclaw was a fierce fighter but few facts remain of his exploits, and similarly, Ragnar Smoothtail who was skilled in the mystic arts. However, Frode Wolffur was known as both a skilled fighter and a practitioner of the dark feline arts, but his existence remains unverified.

Anyway, this is all true because Lagertha told me. So it is. Speaking of which......

Cat: So, you fancy being a Viking then?

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