1. Amber

2 and 3. Cleo and Alice

4. Kona

5. Evinrude (and buddies)

6. Asimov

7. Linda

8 and 9. Hayes and Rainer

10. Guthrie

11. Ripley

12. Sessa

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Find these cats in bookstores across the country, but don't interrupt them when they're reading "Furry Shades of Grey."
She works at Flights of Fantasy in NY.
Find these two at The Dusty Bookshelf in Kansas (Manhattan and Lawrence, respectively).
Miss Kona works at Bound to be Read Books. The website explains that the "tradition of bookstore cats goes back to the beginning of bookstores, when cats were kept in shops to 'discourage' mice from damaging the books."
A bunch of kitties hang around The Book Barn in Connecticut. Evinrude was named after a boat motor for his love of the water (not for his purring!).
Nocturnal/noisy Asimov lives and works at Seek Books in Massachusetts.
Miss Linda belonged to a bookstore that closed down. Luckily, the store's new owner took her in. Eventually, he opened Rob Warren Books.
These cuties belong to Spoonbill & Sugartown Books, located in Brooklyn. This black cat and three-legged tabby welcome any visitor to the store - though if it's hot outside, don't expect a sterling attitude about it.
Find Guthrie at the Boston Book Annex and you might also find his cat buddy, Wakefield.
Though Ripley is no longer at Borderlands Books in San Francisco, she is remembered as a calm and gentle cat.
Find Sessa at the Philadelphia Rare Books and Manuscripts Company. She's so popular, friends and fans email her pictures of their own cats.
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