c/cat-coffee-table-books

Used to judge people who spent $60 on a cat photography book, then my wife brought home that big Yayoi Kusama cat one

I rolled my eyes until I actually sat down and flipped through it on a rainy Sunday, now I get why the paper quality and layout matter so much. Anyone else have a book they were skeptical about that totally won them over?

Had one of those Coffee Table Cat Books for 3 years before I realized the cats were ALL SHOT in a studio

I used to think all cat coffee table books needed professional photography

I saw one at a thrift store in Portland that was just blurry phone pics of someone's cat named Muffin sleeping in weird spots and it was honestly the most charming thing I've ever flipped through. Has anyone else found a cat book that's totally amateur and loved it more?

Noticed my vintage cat photography book went from looking cool to looking sad over 5 years.

The pages yellowed way faster than I expected, and the binding started cracking just from sitting on my coffee table. I think the cheap glue and paper they used in the 70s is finally giving up - has anyone else had an older cat book fall apart on them?

Small win: I finally figured out how to keep my cat coffee table book pages from curling up

I have this big gorgeous book "Cats in Paris" and the pages kept curling on the edges (drives me crazy). I tried weighting it down with other books but that didn't stick. Then I read somewhere to gently iron the pages with a low heat setting and a cloth in between - actually worked after just 5 minutes per page. Has anyone else tried this trick or do you have a better method for fixing warped pages?