Heidenreich E. Nero Corleone. The Story of One Cat Book

What are cats really thinking when they purr, sitting in the lap of their mistress? What do they require when they walk with their ponytail and meow capriciously in the morning? Here's what one of them thinks, a black with a white paw, a robber, we will know for sure. It took a black kitten named Nero only six weeks to become the head of the farm and earn the respect of all its inhabitants. Nero is not afraid of anyone or anything, and therefore gets the second part of his name - Corleone, which means "Lionheart". A book by a German writer tells about this and many other feline thoughts and concerns. Thanks to its intelligence and resourcefulness, an ordinary country cat received not only an unusual name, but also made several significant changes in its cat's destiny. A story that tells us about the adventures of Nero Corleone, written in an easy, very simple language, which makes it understandable to readers of any age. Illustrations by artist Quint Buchholz emphasize the lively and warm atmosphere of the story.