Millions of Cats

Wanda Gág

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Themes in Literature Analysis Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies American Literature and Humor Studies

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Wanda Gag The first true 'picture book' by an American artist Beauty at the heart of all life is the keynote to the work of Wanda Gag and the source of its power, whether expressed in one of her memorable prints or in an intimate picture of the home of the very old man in MILLIONS OF CATS. Clear memory of her own happy childhood and a kinship with all children made her respect their intelligence, and gave them at once ease and joy in their company.

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