Willow, the White House cat, will have the right to a book to tell her adventures: First Lady Jill Biden has written a children’s story about the animal with a tabby coat that came from a farm.
Published in June, “Willow, the White House cat” will be released a few months before US President Joe Biden faces a bitter political fight for his re-election against Donald Trump.
“As Willow moves from room to room, exploring the history of her new home, she quickly gets to know all of the incredible people who make the ‘People’s House’ work,” Jill Biden said in a statement published by the publisher Simon and Schuster.
The book will allow you to see “the most famous address in the United States” through “a cat’s eye.”
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Jill Biden co-wrote the book with author Alyssa Satin Capucilli and the illustrations were done by Kate Berube, the publishers said.
The White House has a long tradition of keeping pets, although cats are rarer, and many have been the focus of literary ambitions.
First ladies Hillary Clinton and Barbara Bush both wrote books about their pets.
Donald Trump, Joe Biden’s predecessor, was one of the few presidents not to have pets in the White House.
