Review of Cat Detectives in the Korean Peninsula

[Ekaete Bruno]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Cat Detectives in the Korean Peninsula" by R.F. Kristi.]

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4 out of 5 stars

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Many children are usually drawn to stories that involve the police, solving mysteries, and how famous the detectives who usually solved mysteries were. After reading such books, many of them would say they wanted to become detectives. This book gives me the same feeling.

Inca is the head of Inca and Company, a detective agency. She's a super-duper cat detective, and her detective agency is known for its superb work throughout London and the rest of England and has even reached France.

Cat Detectives in the Korean Peninsula is a children's book written by R.F. Kristi. One of the things I liked about this book was its twists and turns. The members of Inca and the company detective agency are: Inca, Fromage, Cara, Monk, Charlotte, Terrance, and Polo. Missy had been chosen to be a judge at an important French pâtisserie competition organized by Le Cordon Bleu in Seoul, South Korea.

I just loved how the author allowed the storyline of this book to remain on course without deviating in any manner. The whole story was based on events that transpired from April 10th to April 17th. On getting to South Korea, they got to meet Ye-Jun, who was assigned to Missy to be her tour guide and who was also to act as a translator for her. This was because he was a native Korean speaker and spoke English fluently.

What I disliked about this book was the way some characters were represented. Enzo was a cunning character, and Fromage was boastful, and I think the children could pick up bad habits from them. I rate this book four out of five stars because I dislike the book. I did not find any errors, which means it was exceptionally well-edited. Furthermore, I recommend this book to children who love animal detective stories.

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Cat Detectives in the Korean Peninsula
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[Favour Alade Boluwatife]

To me this book appears interesting. I'll definitely check it out

[Active Chris]

This book is the eighth installment of the Inca Cat Detectives series. The furry family goes on a rescue mission in the Korean Peninsula. The book is sure to take readers on an adventure. Thanks for the review.

[Goodness Azuka]

Judging from the book cover, I could tell it wasn't my thing. However, I like the fact that children can learn good morals from the book. I also like the articulation and construction of this review.

[Mercy Udeokeke]

Cat Detectives in the Korean Peninsula Is an interesting and colourful children book. The book offers insightful themes that kids will find educative. Thanks for the great review.

[Temi Book]

Cat Detectives in Korean Peninsula is a fascinating children’s storybook that has to do with a team of detective cats who add it their mission to investigate some interesting case.

[Mozi Ken]

Mum had got the opportunity to display her award-winning cheese in an event she was chosen as a judge. But she has a competitor who would do anything to foil her plans. Good review.

[Uche Active]

This book has an intriguing cover page and an equally interesting plot. I can wait to be entertained by this book. Thanks to the reviewer for an amazing review.

[Favour Ozone]

The plot of the book was fantastic. Inca and her friends really surprised me in this book. This book passes a great message of friendship. Nice review.

[Jerry Spencer]

Inca is an exciting character and I'm always hooked up in her journeys. Joining to team solve problems with their witty nature. It was fun reading this book.

[Sophia Damilola Ajayi]

Cat detectives in the Korean Peninsula is a fun and exciting children's book written by R.F Kristi. I like the concept that the furry family are all detectives and noble animals.

[Sophia Damilola Ajayi]

Cat detectives in the Korean Peninsula is a fun and exciting children's book written by R.F Kristi. I like the concept that the furry family are all detectives and noble animals.

[Sarah Kate Smith]

Though this book is for kids, it seems young adults could also read it. It sounds like stories involving animal detectives. Lovely review.

[Chi Baby 1]

This is an interesting book judging from the review. Yes Jun showed the importance of knowing diverse languages as she was made a guide and translator.

[Stephen Grace Wonders]

Cat detectives, wow, I've only seen movies with dog detectives. I'm curious to read this book because I know cats are sensitive animals. Therefore I'll gain a lot of insights from it.