Five dinners. Five homes. And one cat who has absolutely no idea what he’s started.
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Toby has perfected village life.
He knows which doors will open, which gardens are worth visiting, where the best places are for an afternoon sleep—and, most importantly, exactly where dinner is served.
The only problem?
Nobody knows about the other four dinners.
When Toby’s remarkably successful arrangement finally comes to light, it does more than expose one very well-fed cat.
It brings together people who have been living only streets apart without ever really knowing one another.
There’s Kelly, the independent bookshop owner who’s used to handling everything herself. Claire, practical and capable, with no particular need for new friends. And a growing collection of neighbours, families and familiar faces whose lives have been quietly running alongside each other for years.
Toby isn’t wise. He isn’t magical. And he certainly isn’t trying to teach anyone a lesson.
He just knows where the food is.
But as people begin comparing stories about the cat they all thought was theirs, something unexpected happens.
Strangers start talking.
Acquaintances become friends.
A bookshop becomes somewhere people belong.
And five separate households gradually become part of something none of them had planned.
The Cat Who Had Five Dinners is a warm, funny and deeply comforting story about friendship, community and the unexpected pleasure of finding people you didn’t know you were missing.
It’s a book about ordinary lives becoming richer simply because they begin to overlap.
And at the centre of it all is Toby—wandering happily from house to house, accepting absolutely no responsibility for any of it.
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