Lovely story of a young man who discovers a cat living on the streets and takes him in. The story of their bond and adventures is so sweet and heartwarming!!!!!
Charming story of a man and his cat, and how they touch the lives of others.
The Travelling Cat Chronicles by Hiro Arikawa (translated by Philip Gabriel) is a literal journey across the country and figurative one through Satoru's life. This journey is a story of the connection between two living beings and of unconditional love. This idea goes beyond the fact that Satoru is a man, and Nana is a cat. That is the memory I will take from this book.
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Reviewed for Penguin First to Read program.
Read my complete review at http://www.memoriesfrombooks.com/2019/01/the-travelling-cat-chronicles.html
Reviewed for Penguin First to Read program.
Satoru, a Japanese man in Japan has lost his parents and his first pet Hachi. He meets a cat named Nana (a male) and falls in love . Three times he journeys to see his friends and tries to give Nana away and fails.Nana makes sure the people and their pets do not like him so that he does not have to leave Satoru. The last place they journey to is to Aunt Noriko's whom raised Satoru when his parents died. Nana is a true friend until the end. This book I did not feel was sad but I remember feeling some of these feelings when I have experienced close friends and families deaths.
