It's Like This, Cat

The portrayal of Manhattan feels so vivid and alive, especially from Kotini's perspective. I wonder what inspired Neville to focus on city adventures from a kid's view.

Their bond seemed so genuine and heartwarming, making me think about my own pets. Did others find themselves rooting for them throughout the story?

Some scenes made me laugh out loud, while others brought a tear to my eye. I'm curious how Neville decided when to add levity versus depth.