This is very much in the style of Benson's Lucia books and was equally funny. The editor writes in the introduction of Benson's "biting satire", but I would have to say I don't really agree with that interpretation of his work. It implies that Benson has no sympathy with his creations, yet he does. Part of the enjoyment is in recognising the faults of characters, yet coming to sympathise with at least some of them. We end up hoping they will get out of the scrapes for which they have only themselves to blame. There's more of these, so back to the shelves for me.
Day 196 ; Book 194
After her soul-cat peacefully crosses rainbow bridge, veterinarian recounts
the story of how rescuing him is what made her choose to become a vet,
changing the lives of countless other cats and kittens
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*When someone crosses the rainbow bridge, it's never the end, but the
beginning of a new life and legacy to admire. *
When someone close to us passes, it c...
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