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Meow Sketchbook Just a Girl Who Loves Cats

Author: Golden Writer
Publisher:
ISBN:
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Languages : en
Pages : 120

Book Description
Sketchbook: 8.5"x11", 120 pages, Perfect for Drawing, Painting, Writing and Doodling, Perfect for Kids / Girls for All Ages. High-quality white paper. Perfect for drawing, writing, and doodling. Best for crayons, colored pencils, watercolor paints, and markers. Premium matte-finished cover. Whether you're an aspiring artist or a professional, this sketchbook is perfect for you. Keep all of your drawings in one place and stay organized with this great sketchbook. Keep children entertained and help foster their creativity with this sketchbook. It is perfect for their writing, drawing, painting, or doodling!

Meow Sketchbook Just a Girl Who Loves Cats

Author: Golden Writer
Publisher:
ISBN:
Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 120

Oh, Tama!

Author: Mieko Kanai
Publisher: Stone Bridge Press, Inc.
ISBN: 161172936X
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 141

Book Description
A deeply eccentric novel about lives and connections—and a cat of course—in 1980s Tokyo: witty, offbeat, and strangely profound. Oh, Tama! describes the haphazard lives of Natsuyuki Kanemitsu and his loosely connected circle of dysfunctional acquaintances and family. Natsuyuki is prevailed upon by his friend Alexandre, an occasional porn-film actor, to adopt the very pregnant cat Tama, who gives birth and remains throughout the novel as a silent observer of her human hosts. Further complications arise surrounding the mystery of who the father of Alexandre's sister Tsuneko's unborn child is, with Tsuneko (a bar owner) happy to collect money from anyone who may be responsible. One of these possible dads turns out to be Natsuyuki's half-brother, abandoned and forgotten long ago as easily as Tama has parted with her kittens. A "fast and comedic novel," Oh, Tama! plays out against a backdrop of cramped apartments and cheap food and drink where everyone seems to have an opinion on film, photography, and fashionable French art theory. It is part of the author's esteemed series of "Mejiro" novels, named after the northwest area of Tokyo that so richly informs their urbanity and outlook.