Where the Humans Go to Die: A Cat's Judgmental Observations of Human Behaviors

Get ready to dive whiskers-first into a world where cats are the smartest beings on the planet. Bella, the sassiest cat on the block, brings you the inside scoop on what humans are REALLY up to. This story will make you giggle, and maybe scratch your head, just like Bella does while watching her humans.

Bella's got questions. Why are her humans always hustling around like they're on a never-ending treasure hunt? What's with the weird light box they stare at all day? Why does everyone go into The Out and then come back? As the day folds into night, humans do that weird thing where they lie still for what seems like forever, aka DIE, in Bella's world of understanding.

Written for children, and honestly, anyone with a funny bone, this story is your ticket to a few snort-laughs and 'aww' moments. This book is a purrfect read for anyone who's ever been secretly judged by their cat!

Rebekah Troyer is the creative force responsible for penning the best-selling series, "A Cat's Memoir." This charming collection of feline adventures first purred its way into readers' hearts during the solitude of the Covid-19 lockdown.Born the sixth of eight siblings, Rebekah's passion for weaving stories became apparent early in her life. Her childhood was defined by a distinctive kinship with the feline kind, a bond so unique and intuitive that it garnered her the endearing title of the 'Cat Whisperer'. This deep connection paved the way for the birth of Bella, the charismatic protagonist of her series, who leapt from being a beloved pet adopted in 2019 to a literary icon under Rebekah's imaginative stewardship. The series originated from the quaint morning routines Rebekah shared with her niece, Emma. What started as whimsical tales recounted over breakfast, meant to encapsulate the world through Bella's eyes, organically blossomed into a literary series that continues to captivate audiences worldwide. Each narrative, rich with satire and heartfelt moments, reflects not just the antics of her mischievous muse, Bella, but also Rebekah's profound understanding of cats and her prowess in translating their mystique into stories that resonate with both young readers and the young at heart.