Miss Potter's Cats: A Coloring Book featuring Beatrix Potter's Unforgettable Felines

I do not draw cats well Beatrix Potter reportedly complained to her publisher in 1916. But Potter continued to draw cats and drew them well perceptively portraying what New Yorker writer Rebecca Mead called verities of feline nature: that cats are selfish unpredictable ill-tempered unhelpful and possibly violent. A century later Miss Potters cats continue to beguile and amuse. The high-quality images in this coloring book are reproductions of Beatrix Potters original line drawings formatted for your coloring pleasure.