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Homer's odyssey
Book • 2009
Homer's Odyssey is a memoir by Gwen Cooper that chronicles her life with a blind cat named Homer.
Despite being born without eyes, Homer grows into a spirited and loving companion who faces numerous challenges, including surviving the aftermath of 9/11 and defending his home against an intruder.
Through Homer's adventures, Cooper reflects on the profound impact he had on her life, teaching her about courage, love, and living beyond limitations.
Despite being born without eyes, Homer grows into a spirited and loving companion who faces numerous challenges, including surviving the aftermath of 9/11 and defending his home against an intruder.
Through Homer's adventures, Cooper reflects on the profound impact he had on her life, teaching her about courage, love, and living beyond limitations.
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when describing the historical roots of mentoring from Odysseus.

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, when quoting Stephen Pressfield's invocation of the muse from T.E. Lawrence's translation of Homer's Odyssey.


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in reference to the unpredictable experiences encountered during church visits.


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, who listened to an audiobook version of it on YouTube and enjoyed the story.

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when discussing Colchis in relation to Circe and her father.


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as a recent translation of Homer's Odyssey that has been a smash hit.


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