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Books > Sport & Leisure > Natural history, country life & pets > Domestic animals & pets > Cats
The festive standalone from James and Bob, the stars of the
bestselling A Street Cat Named Bob. Now a major motion picture
starring Luke Treadaway as James and Bob himself. STREET CAT BOB
and James, stars of the bestselling A Street Cat Named Bob and The
World According to Bob that touched millions of hearts around the
world, return in a festive standalone special as they spend a cold
and challenging December on the streets of London together in a new
adventure. From the day James rescued a street cat abandoned in the
hallway of his sheltered accommodation, they began a friendship
which has transformed both their lives and, through the bestselling
books A Street Cat Named Bob and The World According to Bob,
touched millions around the world. In this new story of their
journey together, James looks back at the last Christmas they spent
scraping a living on the streets and how Bob helped him through one
of his toughest times - providing strength, friendship and
inspiration but also teaching him important lessons about the true
meaning of Christmas along the way. Now a major motion picture
starring Luke Treadaway as James and Bob himself, coming November
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The Old Racist Cat
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Matt Brennan; Illustrated by Debbie Armes; Cover design or artwork by Jonathan Reich
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Feline stressed? Would you like a cat-alyst to purr-fect peace in
your life? Ever watched enviously as your furry friend finds a
sunbeam and stretches out on it - on your bed - as you rush to
catch the bus? Follow this sound advice, straight from the moggie's
mouth, and maybe you can achieve catitude too. This is a humorous
guide to finding and appreciating - cat-style - those peaceful
moments amid the chaos and stress of working and domestic life.
It's no coincidence that your cat has decided to sleep on your
keyboard, or your tax return, or that report you should have
finished last week. They're saying, "Pay me attention and why not
get me some food while you're at it"... but they're also saying,
"Find the stillness within the detail, amid the tumult, of your
hectic life. Take some time for you to be you." Probably. This is a
cat's guide to beating anxiety, appreciating the moment and being
mindful. So look around you, take some time to smell the catnip,
take a lint roller to your hairy trousers, and try some
Meowditation. Eleanor Abraham is a Glasgow-based writer and editor.
Based on an idea by Liz Small
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