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''[[The Cat Who... Series]]''
After five or six books, though, the series moves away from the city and into the northern part of America, into an area known as Moose County. Initially, he's visiting for a vacation, but things [[It Got Worse|take a turn for the worse]] when [[It Was His Sled|his "aunt" Fanny Klingenschoen]] is the [[Body of the Week]]. He then, after solving the crime, inherits her money, with the provision that he live in Moose County for five years.
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See also ''[[Midnight Louie]]'', a series by Carole Nelson Douglas that draws much influence from this one, featuring a hard-boiled feline private eye as a first-person narrator at times.
=== Novels in this series ===▼
▲== Novels in this series ==
* ''The Cat Who Could Read Backwards'' (1966)
* ''The Cat Who Ate Danish Modern'' (1967)
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* ''The Cat Who Had 60 Whiskers'' (2007)
However, ''[[The Cat Who Walks Through Walls]]'' is ''not'' a part of this series.
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* [[Anyone Can Die]]: Being beloved by the readers will not save a character from dying. Sometimes they're murdered, but there are also fatal car accidents, heart attacks, and just plain old age.
* [[Author Appeal]]: In a non-sexual example, Lilian Jackson Braun loves cats, and owns her own set of Siamese - who are always named Koko and Yum Yum.
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