Neko Cafe. Rules of Cat Life

Nagore has just returned from London, where she left her gallery and broke up with her boyfriend. She can no longer paint and is completely disappointed in life. She has no money even to pay for her apartment, and asking her parents for help feels awkward — after all, she's almost forty. Her friend finds her a job in the Barcelona 'Neko Cafe', which was just opened by a Japanese woman named Yumi. Nagore is somewhat able to make coffee, but coexisting with the inhabitants of her new workplace? That is already a problem. Because now Nagore works in a cat cafe, and she has been terrified of cats since childhood. Anna Shoyom, a native of Budapest, lives in Barcelona, where she practices psychosomatic therapy. She has been friends with cats her whole life and understands them perfectly. 'Neko Cafe' is her first purely artistic book, a transparent and touching story about what we can learn from cats, who, if you think about it, are much wiser than us, and about the fact that we may always get a chance to start life anew. For the first time in Russian!