From the author of the "New York Times" bestselling memoir "Homer's Odyssey" comes a tender, joyful, utterly unforgettable novel, primarily told through the eyes of the most observant member of any human family: the cat.
"Humans best understand the truth of things if they come at it indirectly. [...]

The last thing Gwen Cooper wanted was another cat. She already had two, not to mention a phenomenally underpaying job and a recently broken heart. But Homer was no ordinary cat. He was a three week old, abandoned, eyeless kitten and Gwen was unable to resist his charm. It was love at first sight.[...]

Homer on pieni, silmänsä kokonaan menettänyt löytökissanpentu, kun se muuttaa kirjailija Gwen Cooperin ja hänen kahden kissansa kotiin. Nimensä se saa sokean runoilijan Homeroksen mukaan. Pian väsymätön tutkimusmatkailija kartoittaa yrityksen ja erehdyksen kautta asunnon mittasuhteet ja es[...]