Gatukatten Bob

by James Bowen

First published 2013

James Bowen finds a wounded red tomcat curled up in his new training apartment in London. Living hand to mouth on the streets, James knows he cannot afford to care for another creature. Yet he cannot ignore the remarkably intelligent male cat he names Bob. James helps the injured animal recover, and soon the two become inseparable companions. Together they navigate the unpredictable streets of London, facing adventures that shift between amusing and dangerous. Their bond grows stronger through each shared experience. As James and Bob rely on each other for survival, their friendship slowly begins to heal the wounds both carry from their difficult pasts. The unlikely partnership between man and cat transforms both their lives in ways neither could have expected.

Genres: animals, friendship, contemporary, memoir, biography-memoir, 21st-century

Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking

Tropes: found-family, unlikely-friendship

Setting: London

Period: 21st-century

252 pages · Hardcover · Bokförlaget NoNa

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