Showing posts with label angie bailey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label angie bailey. Show all posts

Thursday, March 26, 2015

Review/Giveaway: Texts From Mittens

Have you ever wished you could text your cat and tell them to DVR something on the television for you? Make sure the oven is off? Turn on the washer full of clothes, which you forgot to turn on while you were heading out to work in the morning? I certainly have!

I think at one time or another, we all have thought communicating with our cats would make life so much easier. But are you really sure that finding out everything on your cat's mind is a good idea? 


Sandpiper Cat Blog introduces you to Mittens, as in Texts From Mittens: A Cat Who Has an Unlimited Data Plan...and Isn't Afraid to Use It by Angie Bailey.

Mittens is a quirky tuxedo cat, who texts his various quandaries to his mom. Those texts include schemes for treats, complaining about Phil, Stumpy, Grandma and Drunk Patty - the lovable characters featured in his texts.

Texts From Mittens is sure to send any guest who picks the book off your coffee table, into fits of giggles. Appropriate for cat and dog lovers alike!

Texts From Mittens is a great book to read with friends and family. Perfect for anyone with an obsession for cats, texting...or both!


















Author, Angie Bailey, is the author of Text from Mittens and whiskerlist: the kitty classifieds  book and page-a-day boxed calendar. She's also an award winning freelance writer.

Visit Text From Mittens on Facebook, and be sure to look out for Piper's alter ego, Twinkie!



Texts From Mittens is out on Tuesday March 31, 2015. Pre-order on Amazon or Barnes and Noble.

Giveaway Rules:
  • Enter through the Rafflecopter giveaway below (comment entries not accepted). Email Sandpipercatblog@gmail.com with any problems.
  • Open to United States only
  • Winner contacted by email, must reply in 48 hours.
  • Giveaway to run from 12 am EST 3/27/2015 to 4/3/2015 at 12 am EST.
  • Good luck!
Receiving a complimentary copy of this book did not influence this review or anything we stated. We were not compensated for this review. All opinions are honest and our own.

Wednesday, September 4, 2013

Review: Whiskerslist by Angie Bailey

The definition of a coffee table book according to the Dictionary: it is an oversize, expensive, and usually illustrated book suitable for displaying, as on a coffee table. This term originated in the 1960's, however it is something that is still completely relevant today. I think so many people are guilty of placing books on their coffee table that are an attempt to make them look artsy or well-read...when really they are simply a conversation piece for those visiting.

My family is certainly not ashamed of the books we choose to place on our coffee table, but we are rather quite proud! The definition of a coffee table book sounds like it might be a bad thing (oversized, expensive), but I think it's just the opposite. 



In fact, I am really excited to share with you, the latest book that will be added to our coffee table -- whiskerslist: the kitty classifieds by my friend (and author of the Catladyland blog) Angie Bailey.

whiskerslist is real too! Your cats can create their own post on whiskerslist.com! Just make sure they don't put you up for sale!

whiskerslist is a laugh out loud worthy read, that will have you rolling your eyes and thinking, "that is so my cat!"

From listings such as missing sweat sock, new nip dealers to nip interventions, there is a posting for every cat.

My two favorite listings have to be "Hellooo ladies" (pg. 31) and "Polite Jewish South Philly boy looking for likeminded travel partners" (pg. 33).

Sleek and shiny all for you!

Anybody want to travel with me to check out the dumpster?

I highly recommend whiskerslist to all the people looking to add a hysterical and well-done cat comedy book to their coffee table! I for one, am proud to sport whiskerslist on my coffee table and will share it with any cat enthusiasts who visit!

You can purchase your very own copy of whiskerslist on Amazon here and Barnes & Noble here.


Receiving a complimentary copy did not influence my review. I was not compensated for this review.