The Cat Who Walked the Camino

Book Synopsis: The Cat who Walked the Camino
Don Pedro Pepito, a small striped kitten, and his friend Lucía make a pilgrimage across Northern Spain on the Camino de Santiago. Walking five hundred miles, they explore famous Camino landmarks and encounter pilgrims from all over the world.
They meet Nico, a man traveling in a wheelchair. At the Cathedral of Santo Domingo, they visit chickens living in a church. Chickens in a church? Lucía tells the story of the miracle of the Saint and the birds.
Following the ancient tradition of Camino pilgrims, they leave a stone at the Cruz de Hierro, the Iron Cross.
When Don Pedro Pepito follows a herd of sheep to their barn, he watches the shepherd milk the girls and learns how to make cheese. However, when he returns to the Camino, he has lost Lucía and walks many miles by himself.
After he is attacked by a ferocious dog and valiantly fights back, Lucía rescues him. Although he is proud he has learned to be independent, Don Pedro Pepito realizes that being with Lucía is much better than being alone.
Their journey ends at the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, where they meet up with Lucía’s family.
Her mother and brother fall in love with the little cat and invite him to join their family.