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toreadistovoyage's Reviews (1.58k)
A memoir about cats, sure. But really a memoir about so much more. A heartfelt, vulnerable discussion of trauma, poverty, depression, and more, and how these interconnect with caring for cats (and people).
Interesting narrative structure. Someone telling a story through a one-way mirror, not sure if anybody is listening. Themes of grief, class, and privilege. Slow-paced, slow build, ambiguous ending.
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Another hit with my son. We are enjoying the ongoing Orson Eerie storyline that has continued through all the books.
This did not deliver what the title claimed it would. A few good ideas/quotes, a few lists of questions to ask while reading nonfiction, and a lot of discussing nonfiction books. Not sure that I would use more than excerpts/quotes with my students - if that.
