Tails of Kitten Finn

Adopting an eight-week-old kitten named Finn was great fun! Watching his humorous antics over the course of two years was even more fun! I began to imagine what it would be like to place him in challenging situations and then record these imaginary episodes in the form of humorous poems. Tails of Kitten Finn takes him on a shopping trip, on visits to the library, school, vet, zoo, football, and basketball games. An adventure on a fire engine, an almost disastrous fishing trip, and a not-too-solemn visit to church are some of the highlights of Finn's adventures.Carolyn Cammenga and her kitten, Finn, and dog, Billy, reside in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Tails of Kitten Finn is her third book, having previously authored What Others Reject, God Accepts (her autobiography) and Jump for Joy (meditations on the joy passages of Philippians). She has taught in Egypt, Germany, and here in the States. She is an ordained pastor in the Christian Reformed Church and currently serves as co-pastor of Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church in Kentwood, Michigan. In her spare time, she enjoys her extended family of four children, ten grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren, participating in several musical groups, and attending University of Michigan football games.