Wren, Christopher S. The cat who covered the world : the adventures of Henrietta and her foreign correspondent, New York : Simon & Schuster, 2001.

Author, Christopher Wren, a reporter and editor for the New York Times, writes about his life as a foreign correspondent after he is transferred to Moscow for his first assignment. When his family refuse to leave their new cat Henrietta, (who was given as a gift to his children at Christmas by a friend) and who initially wasn't wanted by the author behind, life would never be the same as their adventures around the globe begin. Henrietta's travels and her escapades in Moscow, Cairo, Beijing, Ottawa, and Johannesburg form a charming and entertaining story about a spunky and curious cat who, with her cuddly and affectionate ways won the heart of Wren with the two becoming inseparable. Henrietta became ranked among the world’s most widely travelled cats. The book is an easy read, is fast paced and has many details of the life and cultures of foreign lands, there are also a few illustrations of Henrietta.

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