If you're shivering in a northern winter, find a little Mediterranean sunshine in this selection of chapters from Paul Wright's Italian Trilogy. English artist Paul Wright and his wife, Nicola moved to Italy in 1991, settling in a small, unspoilt village on the shore of Lake Como. "An Italian Home", his first book tells of all the joys and frustrations they experienced, immersing themselves in the local community and culture. His second book,"An Italian Village" gives you of more adventures, both within the village, further up the mountain and across the Atlantic, in the USA.In Italian Home, Paul tells of how he and Nicola gave a home to several feral cats. In "Cats do eat Spaghetti", the third book in the Italian Trilogy, Paul relates the story of those cats; how they were given homes, the joy of discovering all their foibles and the heartache of losing them when their time came.