Furry Logic Books by Jane Seabrook

Furry Logic Don’t Worry! is the latest collection of eclectic creatures from the paintbrush of Jane Seabrook and together with words by Ashleigh Brilliant, takes a wry look at the tough recessionary times we find ourselves in.

Filled with wry witticisms to perk up even the most finicky cat lovers, Jane Seabrook's latest book puts a distinctly feline twist on the best-selling Furry Logic series. Purry Logic is an all-new, all-feline collection of adorable illustrations, humorous sayings and unadulterated cattitude.

Furry Logic Wild Wisdom presents a new medley of adorable animals from the tip of expert watercolorist Jane Seabrook's tiny paint brush. Impalas, pandas, penguins, and more share wild wisdom in the form of sharp yet heartening quotations that give a new spin on life's big and not so big questions.

Guaranteed to coax a smile from the grumpiest of grumps, Furry Logic is a little book with a big heart and sly humour. Exquisitely detailed watercolour paintings depict animals caught up in the joy and drudgery of life and are paired with old adages given a new spin for our times.

Illustrator Jane Seabrook's forty universally appealing paintings of birds, bears, penguins, chipmunks, frogs, baboons, and more are rendered in delicate and biologically accurate detail using a tiny sable brush with a single hair at its tip.

Furry Logic Laugh at Life offers a menagerie of cleverly rendered animals with simple yet oh-so-deep ruminations that match these natural comedians with wise and witty perspectives on everyday life.

Topics range from the challenges of relationships to the enjoyment of life's many and diverse pleasures.

Furry Logic Parenthood will speak to the hearts, souls, and funny bones of anyone who's experienced the joys of being a mom or dad. Seabrook's paintings uncannily capture the highs and lows, loves and fears that all parents feel. Cleverly complementing the paintings are sayings such as Your children are growing up when they stop asking where they came from and refuse to tell you where they're going and A perfect example of minority rule is a baby in the house. Parents will find their inmost thoughts perfectly expressed within the pages of Furry Logic Parenthood.