Selected by Publishers Weekly as a Big Indie Book of Fall 2013 Cat lovers will adore this and will nod in recognition of real-life cat behavior; cartoon fans will delight in Tofield's graceful skill in capturing the slinkiness, stealth, and self-absorption of our feline masters.
--Publishers Weekly Fans are in for a treat as favorite characters, as well as new faces, run amok in world full of surprises.
--Cat Fancy This book will delight fans of Simon's Cats and cat lovers, and makes a great stocking stuffer.
--The Conscious Cat Of all of the Simon's Cat books, I believe that this one is my favorite
--Cat Chat Blog A delightfully funny collection, Simon's Cat vs. the World makes an excellent giftbook for cat lovers everywhere.
--The Midwest Book Review A fun and fast read...Great for bringing the laughs to you or the Simon's Cat fan in your life.
--Catsparella Page by page, I enjoyed everything in this book and it made me smile. It's a keeper.
--Journey of a Bookseller Less cynical than Garfield, and hipper than Heathcliff, Simon's Cat is irresistible.
--Shelf-employed Lots of things happen in the pictures of this book...It is a fun book to read and look at.
--San Francisco Book Review/Sacramento Book Review (Reviewed by Raif, Age 4) Simon's Cat vs. The World is one of those books that manages to stay interesting for both parent and child (or just a kitty-loving adult in general)...this internet-cat book does not disappoint.
--Glorified Love Letters Single-panel illustrations distill the essence of cat humor into beautifully rendered fullcolor pages.
--ForeWord Review Tofield's cartoons stand tall--hilarious, loving observations of a privileged and bossy housecat...What elevates Tofield's simple but expressive line drawings above the large litter of competing kitties is his keen grasp of cartoon physics and comedy cat antics. With a pitch-perfect pen, he captures the simple, realistic acrobatics of cats tumbling with toys or gracefully stretching out in the sun, and chronicles their adventures in pantomime stripes that pit them against household objects, their owner, and each other. Cat owners and aficionados will have several delighted 'Yes, cats really do that ' reactions reading this.
--Publishers Weekly, on Simon's Cat in Kitten Chaos What sets Tofield's cartoons apart are the truly comic moments of pure cat-ness: the merciless patting at a half-dead fly, the single-minded determination, that weird little dance