The Official Diary of Jingles "Harvard-Bound" Jackson

Apes and chimps may be smart, but have any of them gone to Harvard? In a million years, perhaps?

So then Jingles, the first hyper-intelligent and at the same time most fearsome gray tabby cat, would surely leave apes and chimps in the dust! Why not, when he deems himself worthy of Harvard, even proving bright enough to expand the vocabulary of his mom?

And when not rationalizing and probing on the deeper meaning of things, Jingles can also show the practical aspect of his side by working hard to provide food at the tablefor three generations of his human family, mind you.

All these things he can do, aside from being his cute and cuddly natural self, of course.

About the Author

Arnette Jackson graduated from the University of North Texas with a bachelors degree in music education. She originally came from South Texas and now lives in Anderson Island, Washington, with her cat, Jingles, her inspiration behind this story.

(2012, paperback, 28 pages)