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That's a fucking Hilling book! Hilling, the most recent book I've read. "The Great Teacher.". I thought it was a headline that said, "I'm going to put GPS on a cat and see where you're going when you can't get a human eye.". I opened the book and found six (seven started). living with a cat. The GPS story, the ending episode? It was a good time to bring you more than you could possibly expect. Author Takahashi Nora lives in Tokyo and then the couple move to the Gunizaki Peninsula in Oita State.
The author moves to a country town deep in the Gunizaki Peninsula in Oita province, and meets with six cats and tries to put GPS on them. I'm afraid the cat's life is really, really hard to tell. They're home-tasks, living on food, playing, napping. I was honest and curious about what the wild cats were doing in these harsh winter days. I'm so excited about this book. The moment I heard the name Kuro in this book, my heart stopped. I was raised a few months ago by a kitten named Kuro, who had
Takahashi Nora: I tried attaching a GPS to a cat.
The town where the Japanese author from Tokyo moved to the mountain village of the Gunizaki Peninsula, Otawa State, which surrounds the Setona Sea. A village of about two kilometers is a village. I met six cats there and began to live a life of collaboration that I never thought would have been possible. Every day with cats running in the open fields, with their owners walking in the morning and gardens in the daytime, there's no way to imagine in the city. Then one day, I put a GPS on the cat for an incident. And he was in the middle of a night's adventure while he was sleeping. And then you walk four kilometers in the middle of the night. GPS records told them their great sense of time and direction. A picture of cats living in a rich natural environment with the valuable behavior data of a cat, a book containing the cat's episode, as a treasure. Again, the cat is loved in the photos and the slush sentences and the picture painted with a mild and delicate eye towards the cat.
Korean title: 고양이에게 GPS를 달아 보았다
Korean author: 다카하시 노라
Korean publisher: 하루
ISBN-13: 9791161340623
Reviews
That's a fucking Hilling book! Hilling, the most recent book I've read. "The Great Teacher.". I thought it was a headline that said, "I'm going to put GPS on a cat and see where you're going when you can't get a human eye.". I opened the book and found six (seven started). living with a cat. The GPS story, the ending episode? It was a good time to bring you more than you could possibly expect. Author Takahashi Nora lives in Tokyo and then the couple move to the Gunizaki Peninsula in Oita State.
The author moves to a country town deep in the Gunizaki Peninsula in Oita province, and meets with six cats and tries to put GPS on them. I'm afraid the cat's life is really, really hard to tell. They're home-tasks, living on food, playing, napping. I was honest and curious about what the wild cats were doing in these harsh winter days. I'm so excited about this book. The moment I heard the name Kuro in this book, my heart stopped. I was raised a few months ago by a kitten named Kuro, who had
