Award-winning humorist Arthur Black interviewed Simon Teakettle on his former CBC radio program, which Terzo describes on his blog.

These are just three of Black's recent best-sellers, available from Harbour Publishing.

Allia Zobel Nolan and contributors from the Erma Bombeck Writers’ Workshop whoop it up with reveries of life in the past lane, the days when some women teased their hair until it gave up, and dated guys who wore more jewelry than a starlet on Oscar night. Published in association with the University of Dayton’s Erma Bombeck Writers’ Workshop, the book also documents what it is like to go from mood rings to menopause—including stories of an ex-husband’s cremation ceremony, surviving a millennium office, and more. “It lives up to its title.” —Ilene (“Gingy”) Beckerman, author of five bestsellers, including Love, Loss and What I Wore “These stories will not only entertain, but also remind us that life is too short not to laugh!” —Lisa Scottoline and Francesca Serritella, New York Times bestselling authors of I See Life Through Rose-Colored Glasses.

Purr More, Hiss Less, Heavenly Lessons I Learned from my Cat                Finally, a book for all cats to share with their humans! Every cat knows that there would be no problems in the world if humans acted more like cats. Certainly there would be no wars if world leaders remembered that Fighting takes away from the time you could be chasing butterflies, and there were be fewer small conflicts if everyone agreed that If you must walk all over people, do it quickly. Imagine a world where the business mantra was Resist the urge to claw your way to the top, or if youngsters followed Do not worship idols. Big purrs to Allia Zobel Nolan for these wise words, and to Erika Oller, whose precious cats come in all sizes and colors. Order from: http://alliawrites.com/cat_books.php

Widely known for her paintings of Parliament Hill, Shirley Van Dusen's work is represented in private collections around the world. She has also shared her unique view of life through her writing and has been published by the Poetry Institute of Canada and recognized by the Ottawa branch of the Canadian Authors Association with an award for her short story Mary John and Weirdo. The mother of seven (several of whom are familiar to Ottawa TV audiences from their media appearances), Shirley describes the vast and varied menagerie that has also shared her home, beginning with the monkey that arrived as a Mother's Day gift. With charming illustrations by the author.  Published by General Store Publishing House.

Terzo knows when other cats are telling the truth!  That's why he recommends Cat Confessions if you really want to know what your feline friends are thinking. For example,  on page 44, Willy, from Richmond, Virginia, explains, I only chewed through those wires so Mom would spend less time at the computer and more time petting me. What a purrfectly logical explanation!  by Allia Zobel Nolan, with photos of feline contributors Harvest House Publishers . by Allia Zobel,  with illustrations by Nicole Hollander Andrews McMeel Publishing Terzo is impressed with this little book of helpful advice for humans who work in offices. Some of its wise sayings include: It's impolite to lick a co-worker's face in the elevator.          Don't sit on the water cooler. Don't get caught playing with your mouse when the computers are down. The receptionist needs to know if you're on another floor siting in a bag.