Englishman Windrow recounts the unusual series of events that brought an owl to live in his apartment for 15 years. The title refers to the owl鈥檚 habit of roosting on a bust in Windrow鈥檚 home.
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5 most unusual book titles of the summer
Is it all in a name? Here are our picks for some of the most interesting titles of works that came out this summer.
4. 'The Owl Who Liked Sitting on Caesar: Living With a Tawny Owl,' by Martin Windrow
