I Am Pusheen the Cat (A Pusheen Book)

The adorable internet character ‘Pusheen the Cat’ has most of its popular images and GIFs compiled in a single book. One can easily access its content online, but the joy felt when flipping pages containing its illustrations, cannot be dismissed. The book is pretty to look at, and the illustrations are ‘cuteness-overload’! The pages of the book do not have any sharp edges. The illustrations are colourful, but not overly so as to hurt one’s eyes. It might seem to be a book only for kids, but it is actually quite handy when coping with stress. All individuals, irrespective of age, try to deal with challenging situations in their lives. While there is no substitute to proper medical intervention, and good lifestyle practices, this book makes for a great picture book or bed-time companion. The book is divided into 6 chapters, all conveying a simple yet powerful message: ‘Life should not be made more complicated than it can be, as it is’. One may not be able to literally live life like the adorable ‘Pusheen the Cat’, but at least try and find joy in each moment as it comes by. Overall, this book certainly deserves a place in everyone’s book-shelf.

This isa mega treat for all Pusheen lovers. I loved the feel of the book. An excellent bed side book for your daily dose of cuteness.

If you're not familiar with Pusheen the cat, let me enlighten you: Pusheen is an adorably blobby little cartoon cat, featured in Claire Belton's animated webcomics. And while there's no animation in "I Am Pusheen The Cat," this little book is a great display of the blob-cat's smiley, adorable charm -- and it serves as a nice non-medicinal cure for depression. In case you're not familiar with Pusheen, the book opens with a little intro -- her birthday, gender, best feature ("toe beans"), hobbits, favorite foods ("All of them"), and so on. There's also a cute little intro for her fluffy baby sister Stormy. Pusheen is like a lot of cats -- she loves food, sleeping in inconvenient places, being petted, and yodeling at two in the morning. The book contains such things as the "petting chart," her games, a guide to "acquiring" treats, sleeping positions, fantasies about being either tiny or huge, career options, things that look like cats, scary stories for a cat, cat etiquette, dinocats, reasons you should be a cat, practical uses for marshmallows, being fancy, where to sleep, how to cook Pusheen-style, and so on. We also glimpse Pusheen's vacation in Japan, which seems like the place to worship her blobby tiny-footed cuteness. Stormy does some magic and acquires superpowers, and she turns out to be even more whimsical than Pusheen. And finally, we have a year in the life of Pusheen, starting with a New Year's cracker and continuing with valentines, St. Paddy's day, springtime, the Fourth of July ("Think about eagles and stuff"), the joys of autumn (think "pie"), lazy costume ideas for Halloween, Thanksgiving, building the ideal snowman, and things cats want for Christmas. The really charming part of Pusheen is that her little adventures are pretty true to kitty-life, and there's a lot of stuff that will charm cat-owners (such as her ways of trying to fix technology, which involve staring, shoving and chewing on it). But there's also a whimsical side (Pusheen's fantasies of being a rainbow-maned kittycorn) that gets in Pusheen's head, and her little adventures are just adorable. For instance, we are told the various steps of how to make a pizza by a chef-hatted Pusheen. Step four of pizza-making: "Make a huge mess because you are a cat"... and it just sort of goes downhill from there. It's about as complicated as a children's picture book, with quick captions of everything Pusheen gets up to, which suits the cartoon style nicely. Everything is very simple, and Pusheen herself is a little blob with tiny bump-feet ("With tiny paws come tiny responsibilities") and an adorably expressive little face. And the simplicity is part of what makes it feel so charming. When I first picked this book up, I was feeling rather depressed over love-life troubles... and by the end, I had cheered up considerably. It's like someone managed to put endorphins on paper. "I Am Pusheen the Cat" is a cute little feel-good cartoon collection -- a must have for cat-lovers, and for anyone who just likes little cartoon cats doing cute things.

Fofo, eu recomendo para os fãs de gato e da Pusheen, minha filha adorou, também achei o livro divertido e engraçadinho.

Başlangıç seviyesi ingilizce için çok uygun. Tatlı bir kitap.

J'adore et je re-adore! Pusheen est trop mignon et les dessins sont vraiment drôles, je recommande! Allez y les yeux fermés

Un libro simpatico e divertente. Regalo per ragazza 13 anni che ha apprezzato. Scritto in inglese ma comprensibile anche a chi non ha grosse competenze nella lingua.

Ich habe mir das Buch erst kürzlich gebraucht gekauft (die englische Version ,weil ich die Originalversion von dem Verlag Touchstone haben wollte - auf Deutsch gibt es dieses Buch aber auch). Es ist sehr süß gemacht, man findet viele Comicstrips aus dem Webcomic www.pusheen.com wieder, aber es sind auch ein paar neue Inhalte da, die man so auf der Seite nicht findet :) Es ist sowohl für Comicfans, als auch für Katzenliebhaber ein sehr schönes Geschenk. Das Buch ist in verschiedenen Kapiteln unterteilt. Ein ganzes Kapitel dreht sich nur um Stormy (der kleinen Schwester von Pusheen). Das letzte Kapitel fand ich besonders niedlich, da wird ein Jahr im Leben von Pusheen gezeigt (amerikanische Feiertage, Neujahr, Ostern etc). zwei Steckbriefe sind dort im Buch: Stormy und Pusheen. Dort steht das Geburtsdatum der Kätzchen, genauso wie ihre Interessen und andere Details. In der englischen Version stehen hinten noch ein paar Infos über die Autorin "Claire Belton", über die "echte" Pusheen und wem die Autorin dankt. Dieses Buch gehört definitiv in das Regal, eines jeden Pusheen-Fans ;) Geeignet für Kinder und Erwachsene. Für (deutschsprachige) Kinder wäre es auch ein süßes Geschenk, da man auch ein paar neue englische Worte lernen kann :)