SOSUKE NATSUKAWA The Cat Who Saved Books. Reviewed by Robin Riedstra
Japanese author Sosuke Natsukawa’s second novel brings together a cat and a bookshop, and contains more than its slim volume suggests. The Cat Who Saved Books is...
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Novelist Bohumil Hrabal’s memoir explores the roots of cruelty by examining the author’s relationship with his many cats. Published in Czech in 1986, novelist...
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For I will consider my cat Jeoffry. For he is the servant of the Living God … Christopher Smart Jubilate Agno The...
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There were no pets when I was growing up. My parents deflected the pleas from my sister and myself for a dog or a cat by saying that children grew too attached to pets...
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