Bob No Ordinary Cat By

The protagonist in this novel is James Bowen. James has long brown hair and is very tall. His looks are quite like his personality, long hair representing his past and his height showing how he is unique in his way. Even though he is busking on the streets of London with his guitar he is overall a nice and kind person. His childhood was tough and he later tried to forget it getting addicted to drugs. He managed to get rid of that companion in a rehabilitation center.

The conflict in this book would be Man vs. Society because without the societie’s giving habit James wouldn’t have a home and money to feed his new companion the cat named Bob. The society is guilty for him not having friends and that is why he took drugs. It was the only answer for his problems he could have seen. Bob opens James’s heart and makes him understand what true love and care is. He quickly became someone for whom James wishes to work for, and sacrifies for.