Small but perfectly dark in tone, The Cement Garden is a bit of a guilty pleasure. Not because it's not beautifully written, but because you will find yourself laughing out loud at some outrageous situations, and then looking around shiftily: "Did I really laugh at that?" It's a tragedy too, and a lesson in how keeping yourself to yourself can be a Very Bad Thing.
Day 306; book 296
Giant ginger cat built like a retired wrestler rules over Japanese cat café
with an iron paw, until one visitor who just came in for coffee wins his
heart and gets handed adoption papers
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When a cat adopts you, resistance is futile. Especially if it's a gigantic
orange cat that bites French people.
I have mixed feelings about cat cafés. On...
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