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A review by _solaris
The Travelling Cat Chronicles by Hiro Arikawa
5.0
This book hurts a lot.
In the beginning, you kind of just /know/ Satoru's not going to make it. Even before all the more obvious remarks, you can tell. He loves Nana too much to let anything get in the way. It hurts but it deals out the pain so gently, so hopefully. Nana knows - he's a smart cat. He's known for a long time.
So glad it ended that way - that somehow, death is transcended. There's something beyond - and Satoru can be with Nana again. My heart aches. I had to hug my cats after this read.
In the beginning, you kind of just /know/ Satoru's not going to make it. Even before all the more obvious remarks, you can tell. He loves Nana too much to let anything get in the way. It hurts but it deals out the pain so gently, so hopefully. Nana knows - he's a smart cat. He's known for a long time.
So glad it ended that way - that somehow, death is transcended. There's something beyond - and Satoru can be with Nana again. My heart aches. I had to hug my cats after this read.