A very thorough and comprehensive introduction to feline communication and parenting, although sometimes rambling, disorganized, and a bit narcissistic. He makes frequent scornful comments about pet owners -- understandable, I suppose, as his job entailed him going into the homes of some likely heartless/dim-witted folks that were mistreating their cat.

Still, Jackson seems to have amazing insight into feline behavior and how to make them feel as comfortable as possible. This seems like the book to get to solve any problem that could conceivably arise with one's cat.