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Meow, Monsieur: The French Felines of New Orleans, $14.95
by Jim Gabour


"These twenty tales, each with a gorgeous illustration by Gabour himself, give us all the fun and adventure, all the heart and soul, even the legendary mystique of the city, in a way that no one has ever seen before.... If you love New Orleans and if you love cats, you're going to be crazy about Gabour's book."
- T.R. Johnson,editor
New Orleans: A Literary History

Author Jim Gabour has served as professor emeritus at L'Ecole Française des Chats in the Faubourg Marigny of New Orleans since 2001. His maps show approximate locations,although cats may have wandared, commis le font.

 
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Paperback | Mar 2021
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