En agosto saldrá a la venta Every bookshop needs a cat, de Takuya Asakura, y ya lo he reservado en formato físico. Lo edita Harper Collins y tiene 224 páginas.
No es solo por la portada, también la historia me parece interesante. No creo que salga primero en español, de todas formas, estaré pendiente porque, en ese caso, anularía la edición en inglés.
Mientras llega el momento, comparto por aquí la sinopsis comercial por si a alguien más le pudiera parecer interesante:
Amane Morikawa arrives at the bookshop she’s inherited from her grandfather in Onomichi, only to find a dusty space with empty bookshelves – and a group of characterful cats who’ve made it their home.
Comforted by her new feline friends, Amane begins to connect with the people around her. A clockmaker who tends to the cats. A photographer. A record shop owner. Each meeting drawing her closer to a new purpose: reopening the bookshop.
But the shop needs more than repairs … Can the cats, mysterious guardians of the bookshop, lead Amane to the missing piece that will bring it back to life?
Full of charm and creature comforts, this healing tale from Japanese bestseller Takuya Asakura shows that every reader – and every bookshop – really does need a good cat.
The perfect comfort read for those who loved We’ll Prescribe you a Cat and The Cat Who Saved Books.
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