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Not surprisingly, success seems to have kept James humble. I had often wondered over the past year what it must have felt like for James to go from homeless drug addict to celebrity author. One of the most touching scenes in the whole book is the moment when Bob sees James after James is released from the hospital – I dare anyone to read that passage without tearing up.Īs the book draws to a close, Bowen discusses the publication of his first book, and the many ways in which his and Bob’s life have changed since then. Bob is by James’ side as he faces some serious health issues. Life on the streets is often filled with strife and danger, and Bob becomes James’ guardian angel on more than one occasion. Bob and James continue their partnership of selling copies of Big Issue, a newspaper published on behalf of and sold by homeless people to help them get a step up in life. The second book picks up where the first one left off. During their early years together, James and Bob attended the charity’s weekly mobile clinic in Islington Green, where James enlisted Blue Cross to help microchip Bob and give him general check-ups. James has partnered with Blue Cross, a UK pet charity who helps thousands of animals each year through their network of animal hospitals and mobile veterinary clinics. James and Bob will be supporting the charity through public events and book signings. The pair’s public events draw hundreds of people. James Bowen went from being a homeless drug addict to a bestselling author.
James and Bob have been on a remarkable journey together.
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