My Name is Bob

by James Bowen

First published 2014

Bob wanders the streets alone, a ginger cat without a permanent place to call home. His world shifts when circumstances force him to seek shelter and safety in unfamiliar territory. The street-smart feline must navigate dangers and uncertainty as he searches for someone who will care for him. Bob encounters various humans along his journey, but finding the right person proves challenging. His survival instincts keep him alive, yet he yearns for more than just food and shelter. The cat's quest becomes about discovering not just a physical home, but a genuine connection with a human companion. Bob's adventures reveal his resilience and hope as he moves through London's streets. His story unfolds as a tale of determination and the universal need for belonging. The narrative follows Bob's experiences before his life-changing encounter with James, showing how their eventual bond began with Bob's courageous search for love and security.

Genres: fiction, animals, literary-fiction, contemporary

Vibes: emotional-atmospheric, intimate, thought-provoking

Tropes: found-family, search-for-belonging

Setting: London

32 pages · Paperback · Red Fox

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