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Helen Brown (née Blackman; born 1954) is a New Zealand-born author, best known for her memoirs about cats and the meaning of life.
Mar 8, 2016 · Helen Brown was born and brought up in New Zealand, where she became an award winning columnist, TV presenter, and scriptwriter. She now lives in Melbourne, Australia, with husband Philip and their high maintenance cat, Jonah. She loves writing about cats and the impact they have on people's lives.
1,141 Followers, 757 Following, 1,443 Posts - Helen Brown Author (@helenbrownauthor) on Instagram: "Author of CLEO, slave to Jonah, I love cats, nature and quirks."
Mar 26, 2024 · Mickey, by Helen Brown, is a book about a stray cat found at the gassworks of New Zealand where Helen's father works. When they first bring him home, he's very shy and skittish, but as the days go by, Helen's and Mickey's friendship grows.
“Helen Brown’s remarkable memoir threatened to break my heart, but she didn’t break my heart at all – she opened it.” Beth Hoffman, New York Times bestselling author. “Brown gives inspiration with her witty, adventurous story.”
As well as becoming one of New Zealand’s first female newspaper editorial writers, Helen wrote features. Her personality profiles included Margaret Atwood, James Taylor and the Dalai Lama. Helen’s columns won multiple awards and were collected in a series of eight books.
Helen Brown, born in 1954, is one of New Zealand's widest read, longest running columnists and a best-selling author. In 1991 she was awarded a Nuffield Press Fellowship to Cambridge University,...
Jan 1, 2009 · 292 pages. ★★★★★ + ♥. On January 21, 1983 a tragedy would occur to Helen Brown and her family – her 9 year old son would be killed when he was run over by a car. A couple weeks later Cleo, a rambunctious little kitten would enter their world and change it for the better.
Helen Brown Author, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. 3,879 likes · 203 talking about this. The official fan page for Helen Brown’s bestselling books Cleo, Jonah, Bono and Mickey.
When author Helen Brown was being interviewed for an American podcast she was asked if her childhood left her traumatised. They were discussing Brown’s new book Mickey, that covers Brown’s life in 1966 when she was 12 years old and living with her parents and older siblings in New Plymouth.
