Reviews for The boy who breathed on the glass in the British Museum

The average rating for The boy who breathed on the glass in the British Museum based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2020-09-01 00:00:00 Looghan Looghan Someone on reddit wrote a whole thing about how they love Ralph Steadman, which made me look for Ralph Steadman in my library's catalog. When I saw this book about Hunter S. Thompson's cat and I had to order it. I actually hate books about cats because 95% of the time the cat either dies in the story, or the story is so old you know they've died by now. Or maybe they're not dead! But they will be soon. So if you liked the story soon it will be a story about a dead cat. It's just sad no matter what. Stupid cats and their short life spans. Live forever you stupid jerks. But this is cute. Even though the cat dies in the end. And so does Hunter S. Thompson.

Review # 2 was written on 2019-05-14 00:00:00 Michael McKelvey This is a collection of charming sketches of Hunter S. Thompson's cat, whom the author/artist met when he stayed for two weeks at Thompson's home. These are very quick sketches, but they capture the cat's various moods. I really enjoyed this.