She and her Cat: for fans of Travelling Cat Chronicles and Convenience Store Woman

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Chapman, Paul (April 30, 2016). " "She and Her Cat -Everything Flows-" Gets Limited Theatrical Release". Crunchyroll. Archived from the original on April 11, 2019 . Retrieved April 22, 2017.

Me parece increíble pues se abordan diferentes temáticas muy imponentes como muerte, duelo, soledad, amor, desamor, amistad, ambición, abuso, misoginia, solidaridad, etc. Muchas cosas con las cuales podrías empatizar de manera muy sencilla.I couldn’t remember what had happened or why I was here in a cardboard box getting drenched in the rain. Empezamos con Chobi y Miyu, su relación es entrañable. Miyu está pasando por un momento existencialista, su relación (si es que la tiene) no va a ninguna parte y no sabe cómo enfrentarlo. Chobi necesita ser rescatado de las calles y un día lluvioso se encuentran, y sin darse cuenta se rescatan mutuamente, me ha recordado a Oliver (de la película de Disney «Oliver y su pandilla») pero en blanco. Chobi nos describe a su dueña con adoración, habla con ella a través de maullidos y viviremos sus peripecias como gato. Son muy interesantes las conversaciones entre gatos, cómo se conocen y cómo presumen de sus dueños. Populated by both the friendly and the feral, it reveals - with heartstopping clarity and warmth - how even in our darkest moments, community and connection may lead us to a happier place. Claro que vale mucho la pena leerlo, en especial si te gustan los gatos, pues es muy bella y fácil de leer.

No puedo terminar la reseña sin mencionar al leal John, el único perro de este libro. Que da una gran lección en esta historia, es increíble cómo se preocupa por Shino. This manga is a story about one woman's conflicting emotional crises and the constant wearing down of her means to successfully conquer them, day by day, hour by hour. You may think you have a book problem but, as likely as not, comedian Ince’s will dwarf it. Incapable of exiting a bookshop with just one volume, he ran out of shelf space long ago – and that’s after he donated 6,000 books to charity. In 2021, when Covid nixed a tour he’d planned with Prof Brian Cox, Ince hit on the idea of visiting 100 bookshops around the UK in just two months, notionally promoting his last book, The Importance of Being Interested. There’s some nice travel writing here as he wends his way from Wigtown to Penzance, along with cosy anecdotes about the folk he encounters and some madcap tangents, invariably prompted by his eclectic reading habits. She and Her Cat This is also a story about her cat, and how the cat saves her from herself . . . little by little, day by day, hour by hour. Pinon, Matthieu (May 1, 2003). "Shinkai Makoto: la naissance d'une étoile". Animeland (in French) . Retrieved April 23, 2017.

a b c Alverson, Brigid (October 31, 2011). "Makoto Shinkai: Making Anime for One Person at a Time". MTV Geek . Retrieved February 16, 2012. Shinkai described it as a "personal film" because it was made to encourage the girl he was in love with to go through some problems she had. [8] The cat was the main character because he had cats since he was a child and adopted some stray cats in Tokyo. [2] His own time living in a small apartment surrounded by electrical lines also inspired the main scenario. Although these are "ugly things", he "wanted to make it look detailed and beautiful to express that it was ok to live in such a situation". [6] He aimed to transmit the feelings of "the vague loneliness of living", "slight pain" and "modest warmth", and as he thought it would be difficult to do it through words he did it through images and sound. [3] Shinkai affirmed: "Without being too eager, I just let the animation speak for itself. I'm pleased with its simplicity." [9]