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If Cats Disappeared From The World

A moving and thought-provoking tale for fans of cosy Japanese fiction

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If Cats Disappeared From The World

De : Genki Kawamura, Eric Selland - translator
Lu par : Brian Nishii
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A tender, whimsical tale of love, loss, and the quiet miracles of everyday life. Perfect for fans of cosy Japanese fiction.

When an unexpected diagnosis turns his world upside down, a lonely man, with only Cabbage the cat for company, is faced with an impossible choice. The Devil appears with an offer: if he makes one thing in the world disappear, he can have an extra day of life.

As the days tick by, and with Cabbage by his side, he begins a journey that might just lead him back to the people he thought he’d lost. Before it’s too late . . .

Genki Kawamura’s If Cats Disappeared from the World is a life-affirming meditation on what we leave behind – and what we hold onto until the very end.

'If you're a fan of The Guest Cat (or even just cats generally), you'll love this.' – Sunday Times

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    A warm, quirky novel on life, love, family estrangement and what remains when we are gone with a surprising emotional charge.
    If you're a fan of The Guest Cat (or even just cats generally), you'll love this.
    This brief existential enquiry into life’s priorities is gently charming.
    A moral tale.
    A poignant, affecting story about facing up to one's mortality, taking responsibility for one's choices and deciding what truly holds value.
    Reminiscent of Johnathan Livingston Seagull, this was a quick read – it only took me a few hours – but it will stay with you long after you finish it.
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