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It's a succinct sketch of Paris in from the point of view of women trying to get by in a man's world. I got it in combination with a slightly longer book by Colette, La Chatte/The Cat, about a young woman who discovers that her new husband loves his cat more than he loves her. Gigi and The Cat PDF book by Colette Read Online or Free Download in ePUB, PDF or MOBI eBooks. Gigi, one of Colette’s last works, was written in , at the height of the Nazi occupation of Paris. Colette, bedridden with the excruciating arthritis which was to plague her until her death in , and shaken by the arrest and internment of her third husband in a concentration camp, may understandably have been glad to return to an earlier and happier time when she created this last memorable gamine heroine.