Review of Cat Detectives in the Korean Peninsula

[Chiwendu Ikechukwu]

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

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4 out of 4 stars

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Cat Detectives in the Korean Peninsula by R.F. Kristi is a book with an intriguing and interesting story that can affect both children and adults because it has themes of love, family, bravery, and sacrifice, among others.

The main characters of R.F. Kristi’s children’s book Cat Detectives in the Korean Peninsula are a cat named Inca and his family. Going to South Korea will fulfill Inca’s longtime wish to encounter a Siberian tiger. Once they got to South Korea, a new objective involving their tour guide, Ye-Jun, his sister Ji, and their pets was established. The Siberian tiger sighting Inca had in mind might now be dashed. What would Inca do? Reading this book will provide more information.

Everything about this book, especially the plot, was enjoyable to me. I gained a great deal of knowledge about dogs and cats. Although it is a children’s book, I was able to gain a variety of lessons from it as an adult. A few things about North and South Koreans, the demilitarized zone and why it was established, love, bravery, and sacrifice were revealed to me.Another striking lesson learned in this book is the ability to always help or assist our fellows in any little way we can or if it is within our capacity. Also, it is paramount that we reciprocate good deeds when we are in a position to. We should also inculcate the habit of establishing good relationships with people to enable them to access help easily. The positive aspect of this book cannot be over-emphasized.

The writing style is the most intriguing element of this book’s many great features. The storyline is engrossing, keeping the reader entertained and anticipating what will happen next. A clear graphic picture used to identify each character throughout the text makes for easy comprehension, which is another great feature of this book.

While reading this book, I was unable to see any flaws. There are no typos or grammatical problems in it, proving how well the editors worked. Because of this, I would give this book a rating of four out of four stars. In my opinion, any youngster who likes reading to children, anyone who loves pets, and kids ages 7 to 13 and up should read this book.

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Cat Detectives in the Korean Peninsula
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