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A review by thatonebookdragon
The Cat Who Saved Books by Sōsuke Natsukawa
5.0
Suddenly the cat spoke, “Books have a soul”
“A book that sits on a shelf is nothing but a bundle of paper. Unless it is opened, a book possessing great power an epic story is a mere scrap of paper. but a book that has been cherished and loved , filled with human thoughts has been endowed with a soul”. ~~Sōsuke Natsukawa “The Cat Who Saved Books
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I fell in love with this book as I continued through each page. A love letter to book lovers of all ages. I will be recommending this book to everyone I know who loves books as much as I do. 5/5 ⭐️ if that was not easy to figure out.
Not only did this story focus on Rintaro’s journey through his grief, but also his journey on finding courage and self-discovery. A reminder that friends are sometimes right in front of you if you just take the time to notice. And honestly, who wouldn’t want to go on an adventure to save books?!
“A book that sits on a shelf is nothing but a bundle of paper. Unless it is opened, a book possessing great power an epic story is a mere scrap of paper. but a book that has been cherished and loved , filled with human thoughts has been endowed with a soul”. ~~Sōsuke Natsukawa “The Cat Who Saved Books
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I fell in love with this book as I continued through each page. A love letter to book lovers of all ages. I will be recommending this book to everyone I know who loves books as much as I do. 5/5 ⭐️ if that was not easy to figure out.
Not only did this story focus on Rintaro’s journey through his grief, but also his journey on finding courage and self-discovery. A reminder that friends are sometimes right in front of you if you just take the time to notice. And honestly, who wouldn’t want to go on an adventure to save books?!