Helen Brown
Helen Brown (née Blackman), born in 1954, is a New Zealand-born author and multi-award-winning columnist best known for her memoirs about cats and the meaning of life[2]. Her memoir 'Cleo,' which details how a kitten helped her family heal after the death of her son, became a New York Times bestseller and has been published in over 18 languages across 73 countries[2][4]. She currently resides in Melbourne, Australia, with her husband and has written 15 books in total[2][4].
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Cats & Daughters:: They Don't Always Come When Called
Cleo: The Cat Who Mended a Family
Cats & Daughters: They Don't Always Come When Called
CLEO: The Cat Who Mended a Family
Parenting For Dummies
Knowledge and Innovation: A Comparative Study of the USA, the UK and Japan (Routledge Studies in Innovation, Organizations and Technology Book 6)
Truck Construction Vehicles Coloring Book For Kids: Including Excavators, Cranes, Dump Trucks, Diggers, Cement Trucks and More.
Parenting for Dummies
Cats and Daughters