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Čekání na kocoura
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Michaela Klevisová's Čekání na kocoura brings together fourteen stories about people connected by their relationship with cats. Parents, children, partners, and lonely individuals seek closeness or learn to accept change. Cats link their lives, while gentle humor accompanies sensitive relationship themes.
About the book
Alice seeks a way to connect with her teenage daughter, Delfína does not want to be alone, Théo struggles with a move from the countryside to the city, and young David comes to terms with his parents' divorce. The independent stories form a thematic whole shaped by human relationships and the presence of cats.
Klevisová observes home life, loneliness, family changes, and the need for closeness. In a departure from her better-known detective fiction, mood, character, and small everyday conflicts take center stage. Cats connect these brief glimpses of different life situations.
Main themes
- Human relationships: The stories explore parenting, partnerships, loneliness, and family change.
- Cats and their people: Cats enter the characters' lives at significant moments.
- Change: Characters deal with moving, divorce, and changing relationships.
- Everyday life: Small situations and emotions receive close attention.
Characters
- Alice: She seeks a connection with her teenage daughter.
- Delfína: She does not want to remain alone.
- Théo: He struggles with a move from the countryside to the city.
- David: A young boy coming to terms with his parents' divorce.
Who is it for?
For readers of contemporary short stories and relationship-focused fiction featuring cats and everyday family life.
Literary context
One of Michaela Klevisová's story collections about people and cats. The original edition appeared in 2012.
Edition details
Electronic edition published in 2020, 192 pages, in EPUB, PDF, and MOBI formats. The original edition appeared in 2012.
Michaela Klevisová's Čekání na kocoura brings together fourteen stories about people connected by their relationship with cats. Parents, children, partners, and lonely individuals seek closeness or learn to accept change. Cats link their lives, while gentle humor accompanies sensitive relationship themes.
Book information
- Author
- Michaela Klevisová
- Publisher
- Albatros Media a.s.
- Imprint
- Motto
- Formát
- E-book
- Language
- Czech
- Genre
- poviedky, súčasná česká próza, príbehy o mačkách
- ISBN
- 978-80-267-1842-0
- Publication date
- 11. August 2020
- Pages
- 192
- E-book formats
- EPUB (ISBN 978-80-267-1866-6) · PDF (ISBN 978-80-267-1865-9) · MOBI (ISBN 978-80-267-1867-3)
What is Čekání na kocoura about?
Alice seeks a way to connect with her teenage daughter, Delfína does not want to be alone, Théo struggles with a move from the countryside to the city, and young David comes to terms with his parents' divorce. The independent stories form a thematic whole shaped by human relationships and the presence of cats.
Klevisová observes home life, loneliness, family changes, and the need for closeness. In a departure from her better-known detective fiction, mood, character, and small everyday conflicts take center stage. Cats connect these brief glimpses of different life situations.
Themes and motifs
The stories explore parenting, partnerships, loneliness, and family change.
Cats enter the characters' lives at significant moments.
Characters deal with moving, divorce, and changing relationships.
Small situations and emotions receive close attention.
Main characters
She seeks a connection with her teenage daughter.
She does not want to remain alone.
He struggles with a move from the countryside to the city.
A young boy coming to terms with his parents' divorce.
Who is this book for?
For readers of contemporary short stories and relationship-focused fiction featuring cats and everyday family life.
Book context
One of Michaela Klevisová's story collections about people and cats. The original edition appeared in 2012.
Otázky o knihe
How many stories does the book contain?
Fourteen independent stories connected by human relationships and cats.
Who is the author?
Michaela Klevisová.
When was this electronic edition published?
In 2020; the original edition of the book appeared in 2012.
What are its length and formats?
192 pages, in EPUB, PDF, and MOBI formats.






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