Thirty Cats and Not a Single Strangers: A Memoir of Life, Love, and Self-Acceptance – Gustafson Courtney – CoLibri – 2026 – ISBN 978-5-389-31731-4
Thirty Cats and Not a Single Strangers: A Memoir of Life, Love, and Self-Acceptance
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Thirty Cats and Not a Single Strangers: A Memoir of Life, Love, and Self-Acceptance
14.99 €
Courtney moved for peace and comfort, but instead received thirty pairs of glow-in-the-dark eyes.
She didn't plan to become a cat rescuer. She simply wanted to hide from the world, heal old wounds, and learn to live again. But the nightly cries on the roof, the thin silhouettes by the trash cans, and the tiny paw prints on the driveway left her no choice.
She began feeding them when she couldn't even afford an extra can of tuna. She named them, even though she knew it was dangerous to get attached. She wrote their stories, which suddenly reached thousands of people around the world. Strangers sent food, donated money for vets, and left incredibly supportive comments.
"Thirty Cats and No Strangers" is a memoir about how feral animals and one woman found each other. It's about how small acts of kindness grow into a larger community. And about how sometimes, to save others, you first have to let yourself be saved.
This book is for those who have ever felt like they belonged. And for those who know: true miracles begin with the first step forward.
She didn't plan to become a cat rescuer. She simply wanted to hide from the world, heal old wounds, and learn to live again. But the nightly cries on the roof, the thin silhouettes by the trash cans, and the tiny paw prints on the driveway left her no choice.
She began feeding them when she couldn't even afford an extra can of tuna. She named them, even though she knew it was dangerous to get attached. She wrote their stories, which suddenly reached thousands of people around the world. Strangers sent food, donated money for vets, and left incredibly supportive comments.
"Thirty Cats and No Strangers" is a memoir about how feral animals and one woman found each other. It's about how small acts of kindness grow into a larger community. And about how sometimes, to save others, you first have to let yourself be saved.
This book is for those who have ever felt like they belonged. And for those who know: true miracles begin with the first step forward.
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