Books by James Bowen
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review 1: This is more of the day-to-day lives of one ordinary Londoner and his extraordinary cat...and if you're a fan of reading about cute cats doing cute cat things, there's much to enjoy here. There's no denying that Bob the cat is the book's main selling-point, but I found myself als...
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review 1: A disappointing sequel to Mr. Bowen's first book, "A Street Cat Named Bob". The first book was heartwarming and delightful. This book is much more episodic and self-centered with less focus on Bob. Some of the stories appear to be anecdotes that were left out of the first book....
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review 1: An enjoyable read, about a recovering addict and his cat Bob, as they deal with life, and about how life changes for them after the first book, A Street Cat Named Bob, is published. I had worked out that it was ghost written before the book told me, but knowing how ghost written ...
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review 1: Så fin bok!
review 2: Was a quick read and an uplifting tale about the love between a cat and his down on his luck human.
review 2: Was a quick read and an uplifting tale about the love between a cat and his down on his luck human.
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review 1: so cute loved it :)
review 2: A nice story with what seems to me like a cat that has been here before?
review 2: A nice story with what seems to me like a cat that has been here before?
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review 1: I bought this book for my son, who was enamored of Dewey: The Small-Town Library Cat. This story of a "busker" who befriends a stray tabby cat is perfect for this audience. It's a cleaned-up, simplified version of A Street Cat Named Bob. There are some tough issues to be dealt wi...
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review 1: I fell a little in love with Bob the cat when I saw him on YouTube a couple of years ago, I read James Bowen's first book that details how they met, and their adventures together and enjoyed it very much. I'll be the first to admit that James Bowen is not the best writer in the w...