We discover the charming protagonist of this story through a simple description or enumeration of the parts that make up his physiognomy. In this initial presentation, some traits of his restless and playful character do not go unnoticed. As the story unfolds, his tastes and habits also emerge, such as chasing a mouse, watching birds, or lying in the sun. Tender and homely, what this kitty most appreciates are hugs and caresses; the need for physical contact, so important for development and self-esteem.

After exploring the feelings of childhood through the figure of a humanized cat in the album "Pablo is Grumpy," we now delve into the temperament of these felines with a work that exudes emotion, freshness, and flashes of humor. An expert in illustrating and creating books about animals, Natalia Shaloshvili reveals fundamental aspects of the cat world, especially on an emotional level: twenty keys—both material and immaterial, and highlighted with a different font—to better understand these endearing pets.

Her narrative style is simple and light-hearted, with spontaneous turns that directly address both the main character and the readers. In the images, with ethereal atmospheres and soft chromatic textures, comical and surreal touches stand out, such as seagulls with hats and glasses, or the cat's tail turned into a fishing rod.