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[Following is a volunteer review of "Serendipity Mystery: Diary of a Snoopy Cat" by R.F. Kristi.]

Inca & Company is an animal detective agency run by Inca, Fromage, Cara, Charlotte, and Terrance. Their human mom has decided to take the team on a trip to the beautiful island of Sri Lanka. Their time is spent exploring the beaches and jungles of Sri Lanka, meeting new animal friends, and munching on big scoops of ice-cream.

Shortly after their arrival on the island, they discover that a valuable artifact has been stolen from the local museum. It seems that even when the team is on vacation, crime never rests. Read about how the best animal detectives solve this mysterious case in Serendipity Mystery: Diary of a Snoopy Cat.

One thing I love about the book is its inclusion of eye-catching illustrations. The illustrations were very colourful and brought the book to life. The vibrant graphics, coupled with R.F. Kristi's excellent descriptions, had me completely mesmerized.

I also liked the element of suspense featured in this book. While reading, I was very eager to find out how the detectives would find the thieves, especially when they couldn't ask for help from humans. Serendipity Mystery: Diary of a Snoopy Cat also contains a lot of valuable lessons for kids. I like that the book teaches readers to be kind to animals and to desist from stealing. The importance of having determination and courage is shown through the actions of Inca and her companions.
 
I can affirm that the book has undergone professional editing. I didn't encounter any errors while reading the book.

There was no part of the book that I found lacking or disliked. Therefore, Serendipity Mystery: Diary of a Snoopy Cat deserves nothing less than a rating of four out of four stars from me.

I would recommend this book to both young and adult readers who enjoy adventure tales. I would also recommend it to parents who want to teach their kids about animals.

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Serendipity Mystery: Diary of a Snoopy Cat
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This an interesting book for kids. A cat detective and it's colleagues investigating lost ancient sword. I love the book when I read it.

I love this book, it is for children but has alot that adults will learn, the creative writing of the author is top-notch.

An interesting children's book that attracts adults too is beyond adorable... Kudos to the writer.

I love the teamwork portrayed in the book. The book has strong themes that kids would learn from. Inca is my favourite character in the book. Thanks for the great review.

I enjoyed your honest review and hope to enjoy the book too. Welldone

I hope they were able to recover this artefact. Inca seems to be an intelligent kitty.

One main thing I love about children books is the illustrations. I loved the story and the illustrations. I also enjoyed reading your review. Fromage was my favorite character. Great review.

For the love of every child, this book comes highly recommended. I loved that adults could read and enjoy this book as well. Great job.

This author knows how to imbue moral lessons in interesting stories. This book is a treasure for children.

I love the book cover, it says a lot. I also love the fact that everybody has a lesson to learn, whether a child or an adult. Thanks for the great review.

This book for kids seem to be full of humor. The cover of the book is interesting and eye-catching. I like that adults can find this book interesting as well. Thanks for the review

It is interesting to note how the author managed to incorporate elements of suspense in a children's story book. I really enjoyed reading this book. Thanks for the review.

I always love the series of this book from Kristi. I've read one of the series. The plot of this one also seems similar to that, as in the Inca detective always looking for ways to get a hard problem solved. And the characterization together with the conflict raised in the book make up the intriguing part of the book.

Sounds like an adventure-filled book that younger readers would enjoy. It's interesting that even older readers would enjoy it too despite its infantile cover.