Men & Cats

by Marie-Eva Chopin, Alice Chaygneaud

Overview

A brilliant collection of photographs that brings together two of the world's favorite things: hot men and cute kittens.

Based on the chic French Tumblr Des Hommes et des Chatons, Men & Cats presents an original collection of 50 pairs of sexy men and adorable cats. Each clever match-up shows a heartthrob posing alongside a cat in a similar pose or with a similar expression. Not sure if you want to look at sexy men or cute cats? With this book, you don't have to choose.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780698405813
Publisher:	Penguin Publishing Group
Publication date:	09/01/2015
Sold by:	Penguin Group
Format:	eBook
Pages:	112
File size:	29 MB
Note:	This product may take a few minutes to download.
Age Range:	18 Years

About the Author

Marie-Eva Gatuingt and Alice Chaygneaud are the creators of the Tumblr Des Hommes et des Chatons. They live in Paris, France.

Editorial Reviews

Praise for the website:

"We just have one question: Why did it take so long for someone to come up with this?"
—Huffington Post

"You may have a slight obsession with reblogging cats on Tumblr. French Tumblr account Des Hommes et des Chatons takes that obsession to a whole new level with their photos of cats imitating sexy male models and actors."
—Buzz Feed

“Today, we love the tumblr Des Hommes et des Chatons, a comic-sexy mix of guys and kittens. Want to see cute kittens and ultra sexy guys? The tumblr Des Hommes et des Chatons will brighten your day.”
—Glamour (Paris)

“We love a really cute Tumblr. Des Hommes et des Chatons, the name says it all. The perfect addition to make us literally melt. We already loved cats. We also like men now. A salivating emergency!”
—Cosmopolitan (French)

“The brilliant match-ups feature a variety of heartthrobs posing seductively alongside shots of cuddly felines striking a pose that makes the viewer question which subject they're more interested in looking at.  The more you browse through the growing collection of juxtapositions, the more uncanny the resemblance between the two subjects seem.”
—My Modern Met

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