Cat's People is such a sweet book to break up some of the monotony and melancholy of every day life. This book reminded me of my own neighborhood stray, Zapp, whom the whole neighborhood discusses online, and we all worry and fret over her as much as we love her. I wish she knew how loved she is!

Cat, a New York City stray, was of course my favorite character, and I loved his perspective the most. It's clear the author loves cats in how Cat was depicted, and I found his chapters the most humorous. The other characters had their own POV characters, and their lives all orbit Cat. I appreciated that everyone loves cats in this book and is brought together by one special cat. My favorite human was Omar because I love the postal service and also because I love how Omar shows up for his community. We had Collin the author's perspective to know that his what can only be described as stalking romance of Núria was good intentioned but it wasn't my favorite. I liked Lily's and Bong's plots more personally. This was such a quick book to zoom through at fairly low stakes, and each storyline was easy to follow along with.

The cover is just sooo cute and I loved the tipped ear. There is some brief violence (Cat is unharmed!) and lots of discussion of grief and loss of a loved one. If you love cats and crave a fluffy slide-of-life book, you will enjoy Cat's People.