CAT GODS, GODDESSES, DEITIES, AND DEMONS

Cat Gods, Goddesses, Deities, and Demons: A Guide to Feline Folklore and Mythology is an illustrated reference written by Natalie Bovis, with artwork by Lucy Rose. It gathers the feline figures who have moved through mythology and folklore across cultures and centuries, from Bastet of ancient Egypt to the shapeshifting cat spirits of Japanese legend.

Traditions from Egypt, Japan, Celtic Europe, and beyond are represented here, each entry offering a short, accessible look at how a particular culture has traditionally understood its feline deities and the symbolism attached to them.

This book can be incorporated into a personal library or altar space as an educational reference, or simply read for its grounded, well-researched storytelling around the animal guides and symbols many cultures have long associated with cats.

For readers drawn to animal symbolism, world mythology, or the quiet wisdom traditionally attributed to cats, this guide offers substance over spectacle.

SPIRITUAL BENEFITS
ANIMAL SYMBOLISM. ANCESTRAL FOLKLORE. CULTURAL WISDOM.