Hong Kong's shop cats are the little emperors of their retail kingdoms. When photographer Marcel Heijnen moved to the city he was immediately drawn to these photogenic mouse-catchers, and this book is the charming result. While the cats are undoubtedly the furry celebrities of his photographs, their irreverent thoughts divulged in Ian Row's tongue-in-furry-cheek haikus, each shot also delivers an insightful context into Hong Kong's busy trades, presenting local culture in all its cramped and colourful chaos.