Books with author Paul Cartwright

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.

What is a monologue? Well, it is a story told from just one person's point of view. It helps us understand them and get right into their very soul and thoughts. Even Shakespeare wrote in monologues!So , it's the perfect way to get to know all those horrific creatures who only come out in the dead of night or once a year at Halloween, to hear from the creatures that live in crypts and cupboards and under beds. We can get to know the ghouls and ghosties, monsters and meanies, biters and fliers ...Because they can't be all bad ...Can they?It's finally time to hear the first-hand, real story of five famous stars of Halloween: a werewolf; Dracula; Frankenstein's monster; the Mummy; and a witch! And we find out what their lives are really like.Think it's all blood, guts and gore? Well, sometimes, when they're not taking care of the kids, doing the school run or picking up the weekly shop! These five monologues are told from the point of view of these classic horror creatures, taking a genre that you think you know well and twisting it into interesting, new shapes!All the stories have the same opening line ("So, you think it's easy being me?") but go in strange and unusual directions, keeping you smiling and interested along the way.But don't just take my word for it - let's hear it from the creatures themselves!

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. .

What is a monologue? Well, it is a story told from just one person's point of view. It helps us understand them and get right into their very soul and thoughts. Even Shakespeare wrote in monologues!So , it's the perfect way to get to know all those Christmas creatures who only get to come out once a year, to hear from the beings that live in ice and in Candy Cane Land and in snow. We can get to know the elves and reindeer, toys and Jack Frosts, children and Santas ...Because they can't be all jolly all the time...Can they?It's finally time to hear the first-hand, real story of five famous stars of Christmas: Jack Frost; Rudolph; Elfie the Elf; a snow man; and Santa himself! And we can find out what their lives are really like.Think it's all presents, tinsel and trees? Well, sometimes, when they're not taking care of the kids, doing the school run or picking up the weekly shop! These five monologues are told from the point of view of these classic Christmas creatures, taking a genre that you think you know well and twisting it into interesting, new shapes!All the stories have the same opening line ("So, you think it's easy being me?") but go in strange and unusual directions, keeping you smiling and interested along the way.But don't just take my word for it - let's hear it from the Christmas creatures themselves!

Today is Mama’s birthday! Pablo loves his mother and wants to find her a wonderful gift. He goes to the market where he meets lots of interesting people who make beautiful, useful, and colorful things. He brings a small bundle of firewood along to trade. It’s the start of a fun adventure where people help each other get what they need. Join Pablo as he goes in search of the perfect present for his beloved mama on her very special day!