and over 2 million other books are available for . FREE Delivery in the UK on orders with at least £10 of books. Order within and choose at checkout. Note: This item is eligible for click and collect. Pick up your parcel at a time and place that suits you. How to order to an Amazon Pickup Location? Find your preferred location and add it to your address book I Am Pusheen the Cat Dispatched from and sold by Amazon. FREE Delivery on orders over . DetailsGUND Pusheen Small FREE Delivery on orders over . DetailsPusheen A5 Spiral Official 2017 Diary - Week to View A5 Diary 2017 FREE Delivery on orders over . Enter your mobile number or email address below and we'll send you a link to download the free Kindle App. Start reading I Am Pusheen the Cat on your Kindle in under a minute. Don't have a Kindle? Get your Kindle here, or download a FREE .Original edition (7 Nov. 2013) 13.5 x 1.3 x 21 cm 4,722 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

in Books > Humour > Cats, Dogs & Animals in Books > Home & Garden > Animal Care & Pets > Cats Would you like to update product info or give feedback on images? "Much like an actual cat, this book manages to be funny, weird, and lovably adorable all at the same time. top dog t shirts stourbridgeYou will love Pusheen and you will love this book." hoodies as a moral panic( and author of How to Tell if Your Cat is Plotting to Kill You)"Pusheen is what everyone else wishes they had come up with after the internet was invented. bls hoodieIt is also possibly the reason the internet was invented in the first place. hood packaging in goose creek scNow that it's a book, I fully expect it to resurrect the print industry as a whole."

(Kate Beaton, author of Hark! A Vagrant)"Pusheen is easily the most charming of all internet cats!" ()"I thought I was tired of cat gifs until I discovered Pusheen." (Jeph Jacques, www.QuestionableContent.net)"Pusheen is a little bouncy marshmallow of a cat who perfectly combines absolute cuteness and absolute trouble, which is, as all cat lovers know, why we love them." (Jess Fink, author of We Can Fix It)"When it comes to famous Internet cats, Pusheen rules the litter box. The cute plump feline is Tumblr's premier kitty. With clean and simple shapes, Claire Belton's cartoon is a mix of Hello Kitty's cuteness and Felix the Cat's adventurous spirit." (Fernando Alfonso III, reporter at the Daily Dot)"Pusheen teaches us how to LIVE: Nap as hard as you party. Seek out the small joys in life, and eat them. (Will Zweigart, creator of Cashcats.biz and Sketchy Santas)"Pusheen is the most adorable, squishy little nugget of felinity that has ever graced the fair pages of my Internet browser. I want to eat her, like a tiny grey cute-flavoured marshmallow."

()“Claire Belton has made Pusheen one of the world’s great characters. The talent and imagination [here] could power enough love to save the world. If Pusheen doesn’t capture your heart, I will personally refund your money.” (Fred Seibert, Frederator Studios)“This was too freakin’ cute. How can you resist?” (The Armchair Librarian)“It's hard work being a kitty, and we get to learn all about it in Clare Belton's I Am Pusheen the Cat. … great for any cat-lover.” I Am Pusheen the Cat is an adorable collection of short comics that are based on a series of internet memes that have become wickedly popular (and for good reason!). If it were possible to die of maximum cuteness and hilarity, I probably would've done so over this brief read.” (Writing Through Rose-Colored Glasses blog) Claire Belton is an illustrator, designer, and entrepreneur. She is co-president and head designer at Pusheen Corp. GUND Pusheen With Cookie See all 68 customer reviews See all 68 customer reviews (newest first) on Amazon.co.uk

Bought for my 9year old who is a fan. Also found my 15yr old reading it too. I think it's more like a baby picture book but the Kids seem to love it. Beautiful little book with such lovely illustrations... gorgegous !! same as description, swift arrival Wonderful, a fantastic present for my cat crazy daughter. Really nice quality book for 'pusheen' lovers that'll last. It's thick pages mean you can pass it round without fear of it getting damaged. It was so adorable, I wish they will publish a vol.2 or something in the near future! Came in good condition. Really like Pusheen the cat and this book has a lot of Pusheen. This was a present for my granddaughter who was given the Pusheen cat toy as well. S Good price, would recommend getting, brings a smile to your face Look for similar items by category Books > Home & Garden > Animal Care & Pets > Cats Books > Humour > Cats, Dogs & Animals Would you like to update product info or give feedback on images?

I am the Author, and I want to comment on my book. I am the Publisher, and I want to comment on this book.Nothing's cuter than a baby — unless it's a baby bunny, monkey, or maybe even a baby shark in full costume! Meowy Christmas Hoodie Ladies T-Shirt: Pusheen the Cat Välj ett betygInget betyg12345 Vill du skriva en kommentar? Vill du hjälpa till att tagga den här titeln? I så fall måste du logga in. Andra utgåvor av titeln Andra har också köpt Pusheen Burger Girlie T-Shirt Pokemon Trainer's Sticker Book: From Kanto to Kalos Harry Potter: A Sticker Collection Pokemon - Pokeball Pom Laplander Beanie Mamegoma Seal Plush small blue Goma-chan Kyukyu Mascot capsules Mer från T-Shirt: Pusheen the Cat Price low to high Price high to lowI thought I’d give you some pics of my Halloween costume this year. For those of you who haven’t become totally obsessed, I’m Pusheen the cat!She is so cute and cuddly, I couldn’t resist wearing my Pusheen hoodie, (also available on Pusheen’s website.)

I hope your day is more treat than trick. That’s what I need right now. Things are so busy and I just need some quiet. I’ll post something more interested next time. For now, I’m going to spend some time with myself. I got you a hand turkey. So those of you who have been following the blog for the past few weeks already know that I cut my leg on my screen door and got six stitches. After ten days of resting patiently, I got my stitches out. Afterwards, my leg felt… mushy. It wasn’t really supporting my weight very well and I was limping more by the end of each day. Then I started to get these sharp pains in my ankle. The cut puffed up and went funny colours. Back to Urgent Care again. I was pretty sure my injury was infected. I figured I’d been in Urgent Care for a 1/2 hour or so, get some antibiotics and go to work. Turns out I do have an infections (and the antibiotics) but I also have a tear in my Achilles’s tendon. The tear is very small but I have to be careful not to rupture the tendon.

I have to wear an air cast for two weeks and then have it reexamined by the doctor. Luckily, I’m allowed to take the air cast off to sleep and shower but the rest of my day I’m wearing this sexy space boot. As a result of my injuries and the fact that I’m exhausted pretty much all the time, I’ll be taking the next few weeks away from the blog to recover. Unfortunately, doing my job uses up almost all the energy I have right now. This post actually took me several days to finish. So the blog will return on Tuesday, October 11. Thank you for understanding. In my last post I wrote about how I cut my leg on my screen door and had to get six stitches. I was pretty upset both because I was in pain and because the doctor OK’d me to walk and do light stretches, but nothing else. Plus for the first 48 hours I was to keep it elevated as much as possible. I was not looking forward to being bored on the couch at home. When I called my vice principal to tell her I needed a day off to recover, she said something that stuck with me;

“Maybe this is the universe’s way of telling you to slow down.” So I did slow down. And I watched these: I hung out with my husband and the cats. I chatted with my mom on the phone. It was actually quite nice. I’m looking forward to getting the stitches out but I’m having a relaxing time until then. *Trigger warning: I talk about a cut in my leg and stitches in this post. I don’t give a lot of details or show photos, but if you’re squeamish, you may want to skip this one.* So I completed On Ramp for West London Crossfit and I was all ready to go back to regular classes. I was excited to start training again and feeling confident about being able to increase my strength. I was also back to school and having a great start to the new school year. My team is working well and my students are a lot of fun. Then my screen door swung shut on my leg and cut through my heel almost all the way to my Achilles tendon. I sat on the ground and howled like an animal in a trap.

It was so incredibly painful. I called Nick near hysterics and he rushed home to help me. I had to go to Urgent Care and get six stitches. I was so nervous. The topical anesthetic prevented me from feeling much and the doctor was quick, thank goodness. She examined my leg and assured me there was no damage to the tendon. Now I have to rest it until I can get the stitches removed in ten days. According to the doctor, it’s not too serious but I have to watch for infection. I’m also going to be in some pain because there is very little fat and skin in that part of the leg. To add an eye rolling moment to all this, I get to experience the fun of showering with a plastic bag taped around my leg. So now I wait. I need to rest it for the first 48 hours. I can walk on it as much as is comfortable after that. After the stitches are out I can start to reintroduce other activities. *Sigh* It’s going to be a long 48 hours. I recently completed the On Ramp course at West London CrossFit.

After a half-year break from CrossFit, I needed a way to ease back into training and I’m very glad I chose this way! I really feel ready to get back to regular classes. My skills are back up to par and I even corrected some mistakes I’d been making previously without even knowing it. Everyone graduates from On Ramp by running the same WOD (workout of the day) that they completed day one. The trainers recorded both times so we could see how much we’d improved in On Ramp. I wasn’t sure if my time would drop because I had done this workout a number of times before this round of On Ramp. I was pleasantly surprised to see a drop of a little more than a minute. On Ramp was designed to introduce people to all the essential movements and skills of CrossFit. However, it was also a great refresher for me. If you’ve taken a break too, don’t be afraid to come back. Don’t quit just because it’s easier. Talk to your coach about refresher options if you need a little help getting back to your best habits.

In an effort to set good habits early in the school year, I’ll be taking the next week off from writing my blog. Right now I’m spending a lot of time writing for the new school year and I’m just finding I’m a bit tapped out for creativity. The blog will return Tuesday September 13th. 3. Try to see if you can name those people before you meet them: Women in their 40s walking their dogs – the Carols. Kids under 15 riding their bikes – The Zachs. Retired men walking for exercise – the Carls. New parents pushing strollers – the Jones. 4. Meet them and find out the connection between your image and who they really are. I decided to start with one of the Carls. This particular Carl walks down our street with his walker once a day as long as it’s not too hot or too cold out. When he gets to my front yard, he takes a break and sits on the seat attached to his walker. Sometimes he reads his mail after he retrieves it from the mailbox across the street.

I think the walking is physical therapy. When he first began this routine, I saw him walking with a number of different women in scrubs who looked to be home care workers. Since the photo above doesn’t show his face, I thought it might be alright to share it. So one day when I say this Carl sitting in front of my house, I went out to get my mail. As I passed by him I said ‘hello,’ but Carl didn’t answer. I tried it twice more on other days but still nothing. Maybe he doesn’t like strangers? Maybe he didn’t hear me? Well, for now this is as close as I can get to completing this art assignment. This is a big art assignment so I’m going to have to divide it into parts. Luckily I live in a neighborhood full of walkers so it’s easy to people-watch as I walk. Put away your devices and walk around the block. Make a list of 4 kinds of people who live around your neighborhood. Women in their 40s walking their dogs. Kids under 15 riding their bikes. Retired men walking for exercise.