Catsmas

In a dangerous and uncertain world, can a group of individuals fi nd the courage of faith to risk and seek after something higher? A story of community, family, friends and enemies, “Catsmas” is an anthropomorphic tale (human traits given to animal characters) of love and hate, good versus evil, leaders and followers, youth and maturity, jealousy and grace, deception and truth, nobility and selfi shness. “Catsmas” also asks the question, “what happens if the prodigal son doesn’t come home?” Whether appreciated simply as a good story or for a deeper allegorical meaning, “Catsmas” will be enjoyed at diff erent levels by readers of all ages.