William Braden Knihy

Set against the backdrop of ancient Israel, this Hebrew pastoral story delves into the themes of loyalty, love, and devotion through the lens of the biblical Book of Ruth. It offers a comprehensive analysis of Ruth's journey as a Moabite woman embracing the God of Israel, while also exploring the historical, cultural, and theological dimensions of the text. Written in an accessible style, it appeals to both scholars and general readers, making it a significant resource for those interested in biblical studies and ancient history.

The story revolves around Henri, a housecat whose short films cleverly parody French film noir, capturing the attention of over 4.5 million viewers. His unique perspective as a disenchanted feline sets him apart from typical cat videos, earning him features in major media outlets like BuzzFeed, Forbes, and CNN. Henri's work resonates with audiences seeking a more sophisticated and humorous take on pet culture, establishing him as an internet sensation with broad appeal.

THE DEBUT BOOK FROM THE WINNER OF THE BEST CAT VIDEO ON THE INTERNET AWARDMy name is Henri. My filtered water tastes impure and no food can satisfy the emptiness I feel inside. It is my fate to contemplate the world around me and ponder my tormented existence. I'm told I'm famous on the internet. I am Henri, le Chat Noir.