Spartacus the Cat by John Duthie

Spartacus the Cat by John Duthie

Spartacus the Cat is a true story of a nine-month-old kitten finding his way to the front garden of a family in Gilles Plains in April 2016. The kitten was homeless and hungry and sat at the home of the Duthie family, as Jasmine's cat, Ginger, looked well-fed and thought he could get a feed. Ben found the cute kitten and called him Jeff and quickly learned trust was an issue through many hisses, scratches, and bites. Jeff's name was changed to a more suitable name - Spartacus, and it didn't take long until Sparty trusted the family and started sleeping on their beds. The cat has a great sense of humour, giving the family, including father John often laughed because Spartacus was funny. John wrote the book and created illustrations with the help of a few AI bots. The illustrated book is suitable for children aged ten and under.

Duthie, John: - John ran projects and lead teams in several organisations. He was working for SA Police at the time of his accident. In 2017, he completed reading twenty-five books about people living with a disability. A question popped into his head... 'Why are biographies only written about famous people? He wanted to publish a book of twenty-five stories of unknown people with varying disabilities or disorders. John commenced a book project with the name 'MY disABILITIES', as it was better to focus on abilities, instead of disabilities. He used his team leadership and project management skills to benefit PWD (people with disabilities).

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ISBN 13	9780648903734
ISBN 10	0648903737
Title	Spartacus the Cat
Author	John Duthie
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	John Duthie (Wheelchair John)
Year published	2023-02-15
Number of pages	22
Cover note	Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.