Friday, 10 July 2026

Book Reviews with Amber ~ The Cat Book Connoisseur at The Mewton-Clawson Library ~ #370 featuring **Six Cats a Slayin'** by Miranda James **PLUS** Friendly Fill-Ins

A colourful, whimsical library scene featuring a cat sitting in front of bookshelves filled with books. The background is decorated with bright flowers, butterflies, and festive bunting. A large banner reads “Welcome to The Mewton‑Clawson Library at BBHQ – Book Reviews with Amber.” The overall design is cheerful and inviting, blending a cosy literary setting with playful feline charm.
This review of Six Cats a Slayin' by Miranda James is part of Book Reviews with Amber, the Cat Book Connoisseur at the Mewton-Clawson Library. Scroll to read.

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From the shelves of the Mewton-Clawson Library, a curated review destination for cat-centric fiction at BionicBasil.com
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✨ This Week’s Intro ~ 72% Festival Euphoria, 18% Road‑Trip Ruckus, 10% “Did Anyone Pack the Cheese Board?” Energy ✨

Hello again, my gloriously adventurous library guests,

and

Welcome back to the Mewton‑Clawson Library at BBHQ, now officially quieter, emptier, and faintly echoing with the sound of tiny wheels disappearing down the lane.

Yes, my furiends, the mice have departed! The Mewton‑Clawson Mouse Mobile (license plate LMC 1 ~ Library Mouse Committee) rolled out at dawn, luggage stacked high, snacks secured, and spirits soaring. The air still hums with the afterglow of excitement, and possibly the faint scent of camembert.

Oswald took the wheel, knit cap tilted at a heroic angle, navigating the winding lanes with the confidence of a mouse who’s read The Complete Guide to Cheese Festivals, Volume III. Velvet sitting beside him, pink rosette gleaming, clutching the laminated itinerary like a sacred text. Lumie’s purple bow flutters out the window as she waves to the library, declaring, “We’re off to make history... and possibly fondue!”

Tootles is already logging cracker consumption data, Chedds is testing “nap‑to‑travel compatibility” in the back seat, and Flora’s glitter pirouettes are leaving a trail of sparkle through the countryside. Nibbles, Ardvaar, and Snitch are arguing over the map, which keeps rearranging itself to include “Cheese Sampling Zone B.”

The fax machine, left behind but ever‑dutiful, printed one last message before they vanished over the hill:

“Festival of Cheese Departure Confirmed. Hydrate Before Nibbling.”

The Calmness Tracker pens pulsed neon chartreuse in approval, then dimmed to a gentle amber glow, the colour of contentment and well‑aged cheddar.

So now, the library rests. The thesaurus sighed dramatically, whispering “pilgrimage,” “odyssey,” and “legend.” The owl, Hootbert, watched from his perch, muttering something about “keeping the Tomes of Cheddar safe until their return.”

The Cheese Era hasn’t ended ~ It’s simply gone mobile!!! MOL

And so Melvyn and I are alone in the library with Hootbert, a fax machine that's wondering why it's so quiet, and a massive pile of books to catalogue.

A whimsical yellow van shaped like a block of Swiss cheese travels through a quaint countryside scene, driven by six cheerful anthropomorphic mice dressed in cosy hats, scarves, and glasses. The van, labelled “Mewton‑Clawson Mouse Mobile,” carries luggage and a large wedge of cheese on its roof as it heads toward the village library. Stone cottages, a church spire, and a signpost complete the charming setting for Amber’s Book Reviews with Feline Fiction at BBHQ.

🐾 Melvyn & Amber: Post‑Departure Library Debrief

(Aisle D is silent. The Mouse Mobile is somewhere between Mewton‑Clawson and Fuskerton. The library feels… weirdly roomy.)

Amber: “Good gravy… It’s quiet.”

Melvyn: “Too quiet. Suspiciously quiet. I don’t trust it.”

Amber: “It’s just because the mice have gone.”

Melvyn: “Exactly. That’s what worries me. They generate 84% of the library’s ambient chaos.”

Amber: “True. But look, we can actually see the floor. And the thesaurus isn’t muttering anymore.”

Melvyn: “It’s sulking. It wanted to go to the festival and become ‘The Bard of Cheddar.’”

Amber: “I’m more concerned about the fax machine. It keeps printing blank pages like it’s lonely.”

Melvyn: “It is lonely. It’s used to being worshipped by nine mice with clipboards.”

Amber: “And Hootbert?”

Melvyn: “He’s in full ‘stern librarian owl’ mode. He said, ‘Order must be maintained,’ then glared at a bookmark.”

Amber: “That sounds about right.”

Melvyn: “I also found a suitcase they forgot.”

Amber: “Oh no. What’s inside?”

Melvyn: “A single cracker. And a note that says: ‘For emergencies only.’”

Amber: “That’s very them.”

Melvyn: “I miss the chaos already.”

Amber: “Same. But at least we’re not tripping over luggage and festival supplies.”

Melvyn: “Give it time. They’ll probably send some back via pigeon post.”

Amber: “Melvyn … did you see the Mouse Mobile leave?”

Melvyn: “Yes. I took a picture. Oswald looked heroic. Velvet looked organised. Lumie looked sparkly. Flora looked airborne. Chedds looked asleep. Tootles looked stressed. Nibbles looked like he’d smuggled snacks. Snitch and Ardvaar were about to go to sleep in the back!”

Amber: “So … normal.”

Melvyn: “Completely normal.”

Amber: “Well, it’s just us now.”

Melvyn: “Us, Hootbert, the fax machine, and a mountain of books.”

Amber: “And total quiet.”

Melvyn: “Temporary quiet. The kind that comes before a very dramatic return.”

Amber: "I think a quick nap is in order, right after lavender catnip tea."

Melvyn: “Excellent idea, do mew want a chocolate brownie with catnip sprinkles? Hissy dropped some off earlier.”

Amber: “I thought mew'd never ask!”

🧳 General Library Status Update ~ Aisle D: Post‑Departure Quiet Edition

Aisle D is still warm from the whirlwind of tiny paws and festival excitement, but now the suitcases are gone, the bunting hangs in peaceful stillness, and the Calmness Tracker pens glow in a soft, contemplative amber, the colour of “they’ve left… now what?”

The fax machine, deprived of its usual audience, has printed only one message today:

“Festival Transit Confirmed. Library Quiet Mode Engaged.”

Hootbert has assumed full supervisory command, perched above the Tomes of Cheddar with an expression that suggests he’s ready to enforce alphabetical order with great seriousness.

The thesaurus is sulking. The travel cloaks are gone The last forgotten cracker has been catalogued under “miscellaneous emergency rations.”

In short:

The library is calm. Effortlessly calm. Calm with the gentle assurance of a space that knows its residents will return, probably louder, sparkier, and cheesier than ever.

And honestly? We’re enjoying the stillness… just until the next fax arrives.

🎉 Calmness Tracker 3000 Recalibration ~ Quiet Mode

Today’s communiqué (via fax, naturally) reads:

“Recalibration at 63%. Ambient Chaos: Low. Awaiting Festival Updates.”

They refuse to elaborate. They say it’s “classified.” We respect their amber‑lit mystique.

Now, with the mice officially en route and the library settling into its temporary hush, it’s time to wander, whiskers twitching and tails relaxed, toward this week’s review!

A split image shows two sections of a large home library. The top section features long white bookshelves filled with colourful books and magazines, with a cat walking along the wooden floor in front of them. The lower section shows another area lined with shelves of older, leather‑bound volumes and encyclopedias, with chairs placed nearby for reading. Text in the centre reads “Part of The Mewton‑Clawson Library ©BionicBasil®,” highlighting the cosy, well‑stocked library setting.
A black‑and‑white line illustration shows three stacked books arranged like steps. A cartoon mouse with large ears stands proudly on the top book, while another mouse on the ground to the right looks up toward it. The drawing has a playful, storybook feel.
Today, the P.A. is also joining in the Friday Fill-ins Blog Hop with the pawesome 15 & Meowing and Four-Legged Furballs.
A cartoon illustration titled *Friendly Fill‑Ins* shows two cats sitting on a grassy field dotted with flowers. The cat on the left is orange with a red collar and a winking expression, while the cat on the right is black with green eyes and a blue collar. A butterfly flies above them, and rolling green hills and a blue sky form the background. Text at the top reads “Friendly Fill‑Ins — Hosted by Four‑Legged Furballs & 15andmeowing.”
1. If I were to start a museum, it would be a museum of _______________________________.
2. If I see __________________one more time I am going to lose my mind.
3. _________ is the strangest thing I believed as a child.
4. If my life had a mascot, it would be a _________.

The P.A.'s answers are...

1. If I were to start a museum, it would be a museum of Ancient Egypt with a heavy focus on Bubastis... well, what else did you think I'd say!!! LOL Here's a fun fact: I always wanted to be an archaeologist specialising in Egyptology, but my careers counsellor at school said there are no courses for that and that it's not a job for girls - yep, true story. So I bought books when I was older and learned stuff anyway. 

2. If I see one more cat hair tumbleweed drifting majestically across the floor, one more time, I am going to lose my mind. Especially when I've just vacuumed everywhere, including under the furniture. It's like they breed and multiply when you're not looking and ambush you the minute the vacuum has been put away! LOL

3. Other things other than humans and animals are sentient is the strangest thing I believed as a child. I wasn't wrong.

4. If my life had a mascot, it would be a cat. Well, let me elaborate: it would be Fudge with a really big gun, in a tank, oh, and a fully stocked picnic basket just in case there was a nice place to stop for snacks!!! LOL

See....

An orange cat dressed in playful military gear sits proudly atop a cartoon‑style tank decorated with paw prints and humorous slogans. A picnic basket filled with food, a mug labelled “Catpuccino Fuel,” and a tiny mouse companion rest beside him, while a countryside landscape stretches into the sunset behind the scene. The tank’s bold flag and cheeky details highlight Fudge’s larger‑than‑life, tongue‑in‑cheek “battle‑ready” moment for Book Reviews with Amber at BBHQ.

LOL! LOL! LOL!

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Let's see what I've got to show mew this time!

A black‑and‑white illustration features a vintage typewriter with a paw print on the sheet of paper. Stacks of books sit on both sides: on the left, a small cartoon mouse stands atop the books, and on the right, a cartoon elephant balances on the stack. The scene has a playful, literary feel, fitting as a divider for Amber’s book reviews.
An orange‑and‑white cat sits proudly behind a library desk surrounded by warm wooden bookshelves, glowing lamps, and leafy plants. On the desk are stacked books, a yellow lamp, a feather quill, and a tiny mouse perched atop a pile of books beside a “SHHHHH!!!” sign. In front of Amber is the featured novel Six Cats a Slayin’ by Miranda James, its festive cover showing cats amid Christmas decorations. The cosy scene presents Amber as BBHQ’s feline literary critic introducing this week’s top book pick.
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Six Cats a Slayin'

A Cat in the Stacks Mystery: 10

by
Miranda James


A symmetrical black‑and‑white illustration shows four cartoon mice arranged in pairs on either side of two pieces of Swiss‑style cheese placed in the centre. Each mouse faces inward toward the cheese, creating a playful, balanced composition.

Today, I am back with another in the A Cat in the Stacks series.

If mew missed any of the previous reviews for this series so far, here are the links to catch up:

Murder Past Due ~ Book One - Reviewed by Humphrey

Classified as Murder ~ Book Two

File M for Murder ~ Book Three

Out of Circulation ~ Book Four



No Cats Allowed ~ Book 7

Twelve Angry Librarians ~ Book 8


A symmetrical black‑and‑white illustration shows four cartoon mice arranged in pairs on either side of two pieces of Swiss‑style cheese placed in the centre. Each mouse faces inward toward the cheese, creating a playful, balanced composition.

🐾 This Week’s Paw‑Approved Pick: 


Yes, I know this is Catmas themed, and that's months away, so here we are having Catmas in JULY!!! MOL

Fluff your ruff, settle into a velvet‑soft window seat, and prepare your whiskers for festive intrigue, my furiends, because Six Cats a Slayin’ is a holly‑jolly cozy mystery with enough cattitude, chaos, and Christmas charm to make any feline purr with delight. I'm reporting live from my tufted reading perch with a mug of catmint and juniper cocoa and a tail that won’t stop twitching from excitement.

🎄✨ If mew adore holiday cozies, neighbourhood drama, and one very distinguished Maine Coon who always knows when something smells off, this one is a seasonal treat. Get it now, ready for later! MOL

❓ What’s the Vibe?

Think
festive cozy mystery wrapped in tinsel
neighbourhood gossip with claws out
a cat who observes everything
small‑town charm and holiday sparkle
secrets tucked under the tree like unwanted gifts

It feels like curling up beside a crackling fire while Diesel gives mew a slow blink of approval for choosing such a delightful read.

🐾 What’s the Story?

Christmas is creeping closer, and Charlie Harris is enjoying a peaceful season with his beloved Helen Louise, until a new neighbour arrives with more ambition than manners. She wants Charlie’s house, his attention, and apparently the entire neighbourhood under her paw.

Her lavish holiday party should’ve been the talk of the town for its decorations alone… but instead, it becomes the scene of her untimely demise. And wouldn’t mew know it, several guests overheard Helen Louise having a heated argument with the victim.

Cue the whisker‑twitching tension.

With suspicion swirling like snowflakes and the sheriff’s eyes narrowing on Helen Louise. Charlie and Diesel must unravel the truth before the wrong purrson ends up wrapped in red tape. Diesel’s instincts, as always, are sharper than any hooman’s, and his gentle, steady presence keeps Charlie grounded as they sift through motives, mischief, and holiday mayhem.

⚔️ What I Loved

😸 Diesel’s Dignified Cattitude Calm, clever, and quietly judging every hooman decision. A true gentleman floof.

🎄 The Holiday Atmosphere Twinkling lights, festive decor, and a cozy Southern Christmas that feels warm enough to melt any frosty mystery.

🔍 The Neighbourhood Drama Petty grievances, whispered secrets, and a newcomer who stirs the pot until it boils over.

🐾 The Mystery Twisty, tidy, and full of clues that click together with satisfying catisfaction.

💞 Charlie & Helen Louise A sweet, mature relationship tested by tension... but strengthened by trust, loyalty, and Diesel’s steady presence.

✨ Tone & Style

whimsical warm festive character‑driven lightly humorous feline‑forward (as all good things should be)

Purrfect for fans of cozy holiday mysteries, intelligent cats, and stories that feel like a sumptuous cocoon with gentle purring and soft meows.

📖 Final Thoughts

This is a delightful, fur‑tingling mystery full of charm, cattitude, and community spirit. The festive setting sparkles, the clues intrigue, and Diesel steals the spotlight with quiet brilliance. If mew love Christmas cozies with smart cats and heartfelt moments, this is a totally terrific read, any time of year! MOL

🪄 Summed Up in One Sentence

🐾 A festive, twisty holiday mystery where feline intuition, neighbourhood secrets, and Catmas charm lead to the truth. 🐾

Another Top Paw Read in the Series

And a purrfect addition to your future holiday TBR heap.


Paperback:   288 pages
Audio:  8 hours 40 mins
A black‑and‑white line illustration shows three stacked books arranged like steps. A cartoon mouse with large ears stands proudly on the top book, while another mouse on the ground to the right looks up toward it. The drawing has a playful, storybook feel.
My Ratings Scale

A simple black‑and‑white rating chart uses rows of pink paw prints to show five levels of book ratings. Five paw prints correspond to “Top Paw ~ Read Immediately,” four to “Furry Good ~ Read As Soon As,” three to “Good ~ Put It On Stand‑By,” two to “Average ~ Emergency Reading,” and one to “Meh! ~ Take a Nap Instead.”

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Rating of:

Six Cats a Slayin'


Overall Enjoyment

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Other Fun Blog Hops to Join in Today

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Do enjoy the book if mew decide to read it.

It's time for me to say BFN or bye-for-now as mew know the drill, so many books, so little time, and I'll be back next week with another specially paw-picked book just for mew, and don't forget that all my previous reviews can be found on my Book Review page.

Until next time...

Keep calm and read more books

Amber 

The Cat Book Connoisseur

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22 comments:

  1. Lynn and Precious10 July 2026 at 12:07

    Amber, Miranda James is the best! Love his books. Hoping for a new one in 2026. And the Book Mobile! Reminds me of long ago when I lived elsewhere and used a book mobile for all my reading.

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    1. Basil and The B Team ~ BionicBasil ®13 July 2026 at 09:02

      Oh Lynn and Precious, mew’re speaking my language today. Miranda James is utterly furbulous and I’m right there with mew hoping for a new book in 2026 😺📚

      And the Book Mobile… what a lovely memory. Those rolling libraries were pure magic, bringing stories right to your doorstep. Our little Mouse Mobile is a slightly more chaotic version!!! MOL 😹🧀🚐

      Sending whiskery hugs from the quiet (for now) Mewton‑Clawson Library!

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  2. Leah10 July 2026 at 14:21

    Sounds like a very appealing book, Amber! We look forward to reading it!

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    1. Basil and The B Team ~ BionicBasil ®13 July 2026 at 09:03

      Oh Leah, mew’re in for a treat with this one. It’s such an appealing read… cozy, festive, twisty, and totally furbulous 😺📚

      I hope mew enjoy it as much as I did. Purrfect for a snug afternoon with a nice mug of something tasty! 🐈😹

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  3. Nuria de Espinosa10 July 2026 at 17:02

    Me parece interesante. Tomo nota. Hace poco leí el libro, "La abuela y su gato gordo" y me divertí mucho.
    Un saludo

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    1. Basil and The B Team ~ BionicBasil ®13 July 2026 at 09:06

      Thank mew so much, Nuria. I’m delighted mew found this week’s pick interesting. I’ll have to look up the book mew mentioned… it sounds wonderfully charming and right up my alley. Anything with a cat and good fun is an instant win in my library 😺📚

      Warm greetings from BBHQ and a furbulous week of reading to mew! 😻🐾

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  4. Eastside Cats10 July 2026 at 17:02

    Oh yeah, Fudge with a bazooka, watching your six.
    NICE!

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    1. Basil and The B Team ~ BionicBasil ®13 July 2026 at 09:07

      Oh mew just know Fudge loved that, guys. Him with a bazooka, watching our six, perched on his tank like the ginger commander of chaos he is… it’s a whole vibe 😹🔥

      He says he’s available for security detail, snack protection, and “strategic lounging.” Total pro. 😹🐾🐈

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  5. Brian's Home Blog10 July 2026 at 23:41

    That was fun, love the Mouse Mobile and the tank! Those were good fill-in answers and a terrific book review!

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    1. Basil and The B Team ~ BionicBasil ®13 July 2026 at 09:08

      Oh sweeties, thank mew so much. I’m thrilled mew enjoyed the Mouse Mobile and Fudge’s tank… those two scenes were pure joy to put together 😺🚐🔥

      The P.A.’s fill‑ins were great fun this week and I’m delighted mew liked the book review too. It was such a furbulous read and purrfect for a little mid‑July Catmas magic.

      Big purrs from the quiet but cosy Mewton‑Clawson Library! 🐈🐾😻

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  6. Melissa, Mudpie and Angel Truffles (Mochas, Mysteries and Meows)11 July 2026 at 00:36

    I loved this book! Cat Christmas cozies are the best. Those mice are just the cutest.

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    1. Basil and The B Team ~ BionicBasil ®13 July 2026 at 09:10

      Oh Melissa, mew have purrfect taste. Cat Christmas cozies really are the best… warm, charming, a little twisty, and full of festive whisker magic 😺🎄

      And yes, the mice are absolutely the cutest. They’ve taken their chaos on the road this week, but the library still feels sparkly from their departure!!! MOL 😹🧀🚐

      So glad mew loved this book too. It’s such a furbulous read!😻🐾🐈

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  7. pilch9211 July 2026 at 02:24

    I love that little cheese bus the mice are in. Excellent review, Amber. Good choice for Christmas in July. Thank you to the PA for participating in the fill-ins, great answers. That would be an awesome museum. I am sorry your school counselor discouraged you from doing what you wanted. XO

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    1. Basil and The B Team ~ BionicBasil ®13 July 2026 at 09:12

      Oh Auwnty Ellen, thank mew so much. The little cheese bus has become an instant favourite here… the mice are living their best festival life in that thing 😹🧀🚐

      I’m delighted mew enjoyed the review and the Christmas‑in‑July pick. It felt like the purrfect moment for a bit of festive mystery magic.

      And the P.A.’s fill‑ins were great fun this week. That museum idea really would be amazing. It’s such a shame her school counsellor tried to discourage her, but she went ahead and learned about it anyway!!! MOL 🐾😻🦋

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  8. messymimi11 July 2026 at 03:03

    I do hope the mice enjoy their festival. It’s nice to get away once in so often.

    A fully loaded tank with a picnic basket, that sounds epic.

    Thank you, Amber, for the amazing review and for linking up with Feline Friday.

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    1. Basil and The B Team ~ BionicBasil ®13 July 2026 at 09:13

      Oh Mimi, thank mew so much. I truly hope the mice enjoy their festival too. They were so excited when the Mouse Mobile rolled out… a little getaway now and then is good for everypawdy 😺🧀🚐

      And yes, a fully loaded tank with a picnic basket really is epic. Fudge insists on being prepared for snacks at all times. It’s part of his purrsonal code of honour!!! MOL 😹🔥

      Thank mew for the lovely words about the review, and we’re always delighted to join Feline Friday, even if we are a little late!!! MOL 😻🐾🐈

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  9. eileeninmd12 July 2026 at 11:25

    Hello,
    Cute images, I love the mouse mobile. Great book review, I like a Christmas in July cozy.
    Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a great day and a happy week ahead! PS, thank you for leaving me a comment.

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    1. Basil and The B Team ~ BionicBasil ®13 July 2026 at 09:14

      Eileen, thank mew so much. I’m delighted mew enjoyed the images… the Mouse Mobile has become quite the little celebrity around here 😺🧀🚐

      I’m so glad mew liked the review too. A Christmas in July cozy always feels like such a treat, warm and charming even in the middle of summer.

      Thank mew for visiting and for hosting. Take care and have a truly furbulous week ahead!🐈🐾😻

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  10. ~Lavender Dreamer~12 July 2026 at 13:11

    You pack so much fun into your posts. It's like reading a fun book and learning things too. Happy weekend!

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    1. Basil and The B Team ~ BionicBasil ®13 July 2026 at 09:16

      Oh Lavender Dreamer, thank mew so much. That’s such a lovely thing to say. We do try to pack as much fun, whimsy and little nuggets of curiosity into each post as possible… like a tiny adventure wrapped in blog post, with cats and mild chaos 😺📚✨

      I’m delighted mew enjoyed it. Wishing mew a truly furbulous week ahead! 😻🐈🐾

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  11. Brian's Home Blog12 July 2026 at 14:41

    Thanks for joining Angel Brian's Thankful Thursday Blog Hop!

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    1. Basil and The B Team ~ BionicBasil ®13 July 2026 at 09:17

      Guys, thank mew so much. We’re always happy to join Angel Brian’s Thankful Thursday Blog Hop. It’s such a lovely way to share a little joy and connect with everypawdy 😺💛

      Wishing mew a truly furbulous week ahead from the quiet but very cosy Mewton‑Clawson Library! 🐈🐾😻

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