Books with author Dr Paul Wright

This is the third book in The Italian Trilogy Series.....Cats can, and will take over people’s lives.....When artist Paul Wright and his wife moved to a beautiful medieval village beside Italy’s Lake Como, their sleep became disturbed by the noise of a group of feral cats. Seeing the distressed condition that most of these animals were in, they began taking care of them. When Paul rescues a tiny kitten that has been mauled by a dog, it becomes the first of many more strays the couple give homes to, both from the feral population of their village and from a local cat rescuer. In this wonderful book about cats welfare and Italian culture in general, Paul recounts the lives of all their rescue cats; their habits, their likes and dislikes and the relationships built up between them, him and his wife. ‘Cats Do Eat Spaghetti’ Living with our Rescue Cats is a must for cat lovers and Italophiles alike.

The Best "Then and Now" Bible Atlas Ever - It has Features No Other Has! 120 stunning detailed Bible maps Clear plastic overlays of modern cities and countries so you know where Bible places are today. Incredible insights into the lives of 30 important Bible characters. This atlas focuses on people - not regions -- and how the geography affected their lives and decisions.For example: Know how David's clever understanding of geography and politics led to his marriage with Ahinoam of Jezreel. Discover why Naomi, in the Book of Ruth, couldn't just move back to Bethlehem after her husband's death and use his land again. Find out why Moses and the Children of Israel took the long southern trek from Egypt to the Promised Land, rather than the direct route.This atlas gives you incredible insights into your favorite Bible stories. See the Table of Contents at the bottom.About the author:No one explains Bible geography and culture better than Dr. Paul H. Wright. He lives in Jerusalem and is the executive director of the Jerusalem University College (Institute of Holy Land Studies).More than 120 full-color maps, plus more than 50 photos and diagrams and family trees. Maps include lines to show which way people traveled, along with helpful notes. Paul Wright's text give Bible references and shows how knowing the Land of the Bible uncovers new details in the most beloved stories and people.

This is the third book in Paul Wright's 'Italian Trilogy' set on Lake Como...‘Cats Do Eat Spaghetti’ is very interesting and entertaining experience about living with rescue cats and Italian village culture in general. In this delightful book about adopting feral cats that through patience and hard work become domesticated will make your heart feel better for having read it: The early chapters take place in England. They then move abroad, to a couple of beautiful medieval villages on the shores of Lake Como in northern Italy, to where Paul and his wife emigrated in 1991. ‘Cats Do Eat Spaghetti’ includes the last twenty seven years of their relationship whilst living alongside not only their adopted indoor cats but also with the local feral cats that will evoke pleasure and sentiment within the heart of the cat lover. .

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