Meet Jasper: twelve years old, highly evolved, and very, very tired of your nonsense. From his sun-drenched perch above the chaos, he observes his human's daily failings - tragic cooking attempts, emotional entanglements, questionable guests, and the unspeakable horrors of cleaning day - with the calm detachment of a creature who believes he owns the lease (he does).

Snarky, judgmental, and unbothered by your opinions, Jasper is the narrator we all need and none of us deserve. But even as he mocks and monologues his way through modern domestic life, something unexpected happens: he accidentally saves the day.

Not that he’ll admit it.

The View from the Litter Box is a 7-part short story full of dry wit, eye-roll-worthy observations, and the kind of brutal honesty only a cat can deliver. Perfect for readers who like their humor a little sharp, their narrators a little arrogant, and their heroes a little furry.