But its location on top of the hill was definitely inspired by the view from London landmarks such as Primrose Hill and Parliament Hill. But now i'm too confused for reading another good books by influence upon me that both Varjak-books had.

Dear SF said, i am Polly and i loved reading your book Varjak Paw its very adventurous im very excited to read lots more of your books they are very enjoyable. A modern classic of an adventure story, Varjak Paw also considers what it is to be persecuted for coming from a different culture, and, at the same time, find strength in the wisdom passed down from our ancestors. So I would be very interested to hear how Varjak seems to you now you're going to college – and what you think of Phoenix! As for other books that you could read, I made a top 10 a while ago with some of my favourite books - including Watership Down and many others! You have inspiring adjactives and halarious characters like Clugde who has a very creative way of speaking.We are writing to you from a Year 4 classroom in Blackhorse Primary School, Emersons Green, South Gloucestershire. They just pushed him aside as if he wasn't even there, and took up positions, flanking the staircase. With stunning illustrations from acclaimed graphic artist Dave McKean, this award-winning story has become a modern classic. Also, when I improve some more on my drawing, I'd love to do some "fan art" on the main trio, including Cludge <3 Anatomy all over for any creature is always a little complicated, though McKean's inky style has always inspired me, so I might go with drawing on paper or digital! So were exited about that to anyways im going to end this comment here and thank you for reading this!

hello I love your book I've read it so many times, I didn't even know there was a second book until I read the tiny little print in the back of the book and I was so exited, I read it and it was just as good as the first one!

You can't imagine how much it means to hear that Varjak is one of those books for you, and has stayed with you through your life. They were eating supper, munching and crunching from rows of china bowls, neat and regular: bowls of food, bowls of water, round white saucers of full-cream milk. So I would ask you all to use your imaginations when thinking about these questions, and whatever your answers are, I think they are as valid as mine! I remember going to those places with a notebook to try and capture details that might help bring the scene to life. He is often bullied by his older brother Julius because of this, who taunts him by saying that the Contessa loves some of them and that they have hardly seen her at all - ever since "that funny-looking Varjak" was born.

Father, Mother and Aunt Juni were dozing in the late afternoon light that trickled through the thick green windows. The Mesopotamian Blues themselves are pedigree cats who look down on Varjak for having the wrong colour eyes, and Varjak is also singled out as different when he leaves his protected sphere and decides to adventure alone in the city.And if anyone from East Hunsbury would like to ask me another question, or to say anything about the visit, just leave me a comment below! The book's title and protagonist's name come from Said's own cat named Varjak, whose name is a reference to the film Breakfast at Tiffany's. In the meantime, if you like Varjak Paw and you're nine years old, I think there's a very good chance that you'll like Phoenix too. Also when I read your Varjak Books my cats love to listen and they stare at me wide eyed which I find very cute and funny! By the man's shiny black shoes, there were two sleek black cats, stalking into the Contessa's house.