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Thanks for this book. It may be some time until I get to it, prob after the Sue Grafton spiral and then I will pass on to greenbadger :)

Not the best written book but an interesting memoir. Bob passed away this year. James must be very sad :-(

Sending to the next person in the Ray I too had forgot about . Over to you Trojanhorse 😊

Thank you Diane-Fraser for sending Bob to me. It's arrived safely and I'm looking forward to reading it very soon.

Just finished reading this book. I really enjoyed it and thought it was better written than the first book. It really moves Bob's story along with some nice anecdotes.
I'll send it to the next in the ray soon.

I'll be posting this book on to Greenbadger during the week.
Happy Reading!

Thank you very much!
I think I am last in the ray.

The sequel to A Street Cat Named Bob, this is really more of the same, but still an interesting read. A true story, when Bob the cat meets homeless drug-addict James, he helps him turn his life around. In this book James is finally coming clean from his last heroin-replacement prescription but still selling the Big Issue to stay alive. As James turns his life around there still seem to be people who want to stop him or make things harder, from a few vicious types on the streets, to even people within the Big Issue organisation. This really brings home how difficult it is to break loose from this type of lifestyle - even though James has a flat he has no CV or experience that can mean he can do anything other than busking or Big Issue selling.

Sent to Shahrun as a wishlist RABCK.

Thank you so much for this wish granting RABCK and the fabulous accompanying postcard. Hopefully I can do the same for you one day.