My mum was a product of the Eighties - she always spent more money than she could make. She'd start these businesses but she always ended up selling them, or they just collapsed. — James Bowen Copy Share Image
Some people think you've chosen to sleep on the street. People don't choose to lose their jobs or suffer from mental health problems. The… — James Bowen Copy Share Image
“warming tale with a message of hope’ Daily Mail ‘An instantly bestselling memoir that, beside its heart-warming tale of their friendship, offers an insight… — James Bowen Copy Share Image
Nobody chooses to become homeless, but sometimes there are definitely those who become complacent in their homelessness, which is tragic in a way, but… — James Bowen Copy Share Image
I had to change schools constantly, which meant I was never really stable. I was bullied a lot, too. — James Bowen Copy Share Image
I can't move five feet without somebody wanting a photograph or an autograph. — James Bowen Copy Share Image
Always look on the bright side of life. You never know what is around the corner. — James Bowen Copy Share Image
When I was boy, all I ever wanted to be was a musician. I'm so grateful I get to do it. — James Bowen Copy Share Image
