Two Dumb Mice
Even looking at this book reminds me of the story time before going to bed at my grandmother's house when I was little. There's a clear teaching in every story but none of them seem outdated even though the book was published in the 1950s. Pictures are clear black and white made by hand. Unfortunately the copy I have starts to deteriorate pretty badly.

Another example of a story where a man falls in love with a mysterious woman and all goes to hell, except here the woman feels more like an actual character. Creepy with a gruesome ending; a great bookend to my werewolf stint.

A simple cat photo/video honestly makes me want to scream "5 stars!" from the rooftops, but looking at this objectively and calmly, I'm happy to report that Les Chats de Paris is actually a pretty nice little collection. The black and white photos capture the whimsy of Parisian cats and the connection they have with the people really well. One of the photos reminded me of my uncles, these big burly bachelors who live together in the countryside and have an uncomparable love for their cat.

Maybe my future is to be a strange kimono-clad Parisian lady who feeds the neighborhood cats and holds afternoon tea parties for them? (I'll make a note of that.)