Review of Cat Detectives in the Korean Peninsula
Posted: 16 Dec 2022, 09:38
[Following is a volunteer review of "Cat Detectives in the Korean Peninsula" by R.F. Kristi.]
I read Cat Detectives in the Korean Peninsula by R.F. Kristi with my friend’s four-year-old, and we both loved it. The story follows Inca, a Siberian cat, and her friends after they return to their London detective agency from a successful mystery-solving trip in Sri Lanka. Their human mother, Missy, invented a new type of cheese and was invited to be the judge in a cooking competition. However, this amazing cheese is stolen. The cat detectives must find the cheese before time is up, but will they be able to?
This was a really fun and light read. Kristi is a fantastic children’s fiction author, and this book showcases her talents. She was able to blend a lot of good moral values with harmless fun in such a natural way, which I think will be a wonderful learning experience for kids.
The writing was also very simple, and both I and my little reading buddy enjoyed the pictures. They were colorful, well-illustrated, and brought life to the pages. There were a variety of characters, from Inca and the other cats to Baram, a dog. All of them were quite unique and interesting. The book was professionally edited, and I found zero errors.
I also really appreciate the fact that Kristi was not afraid to introduce some mature concepts into this book. It was nothing that wouldn’t be appropriate for children, but I think it can serve as a stepping stone toward critical thinking for them. This is apparently the eighth book in a series. I plan on reading the others with my friend’s son.
There was honestly nothing I disliked about the book, hence the perfect rating of 5 out of 5 stars. I think this would be a lovely read for children, but I also recommend that parents read it with them. It should be a great bonding experience because the book is written in such a way that even older readers will not get bored while reading it.
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Cat Detectives in the Korean Peninsula
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I read Cat Detectives in the Korean Peninsula by R.F. Kristi with my friend’s four-year-old, and we both loved it. The story follows Inca, a Siberian cat, and her friends after they return to their London detective agency from a successful mystery-solving trip in Sri Lanka. Their human mother, Missy, invented a new type of cheese and was invited to be the judge in a cooking competition. However, this amazing cheese is stolen. The cat detectives must find the cheese before time is up, but will they be able to?
This was a really fun and light read. Kristi is a fantastic children’s fiction author, and this book showcases her talents. She was able to blend a lot of good moral values with harmless fun in such a natural way, which I think will be a wonderful learning experience for kids.
The writing was also very simple, and both I and my little reading buddy enjoyed the pictures. They were colorful, well-illustrated, and brought life to the pages. There were a variety of characters, from Inca and the other cats to Baram, a dog. All of them were quite unique and interesting. The book was professionally edited, and I found zero errors.
I also really appreciate the fact that Kristi was not afraid to introduce some mature concepts into this book. It was nothing that wouldn’t be appropriate for children, but I think it can serve as a stepping stone toward critical thinking for them. This is apparently the eighth book in a series. I plan on reading the others with my friend’s son.
There was honestly nothing I disliked about the book, hence the perfect rating of 5 out of 5 stars. I think this would be a lovely read for children, but I also recommend that parents read it with them. It should be a great bonding experience because the book is written in such a way that even older readers will not get bored while reading it.
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Cat Detectives in the Korean Peninsula
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon