Former Georgia Governor Nathan Deal has taken on a new project since leaving politics: writing a children’s book about his two cats, ‘Veto’ and ‘Bill’. The book, titled “The Cat’s Nine Lives,” tells the story of the two feline brothers and their adventures in the Governor’s Mansion.
The book is illustrated by Deal’s granddaughter, Maggie Clifton, and is aimed at children ages 6-10. Deal hopes that the book will not only entertain children, but also teach them valuable lessons about responsibility, kindness, and friendship.
Deal has always been a cat lover, and his two cats were a fixture in the Governor’s Mansion during his time in office. The book is a way for him to share his love of cats with a wider audience and to preserve the memories of his two beloved pets.
In a statement to GPB News, Deal expressed his excitement about the book and the opportunity to work on a creative project outside of politics. He emphasized the importance of spending time with family and finding joy in simple pleasures, like spending time with pets.
“The Cat’s Nine Lives” is set to be released in the fall, and Deal hopes that it will become a cherished book for families to read together. The book will be available for purchase online and in select bookstores.
Overall, this project highlights Deal’s passion for cats and his desire to inspire and entertain children through storytelling. His foray into children’s literature is a new chapter in his post-political career and showcases his creative talents beyond the realm of politics.
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