Review of Cat Detectives in the Korean Peninsula

[Bob Vicky]

[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 the eighth book in the Cat Detectives series. This is an interesting children's book that tells the story of Inca and her team.

Inca and her team will have to work together to help solve an issue involving different nations. The members of the detective agency were Charlotte, Fromage, Monk, Cara, Terrance, Polo, and Inca, who is their leader. Missy is Inca's humanoid mother. Inca and her team were excited about traveling to South Korea, where Missy was selected as the judge in a French patisserie competition. She also sees it as an opportunity to show off her special cheese. Ye-Jun was the tour guide who assisted Inca and her team when they arrived in South Korea. Ye-Jun's dog, Baram, informed Inca and Terrance about Ji, Ye-jun's sister who traveled to North Korea and never returned. Grab a copy of this book to follow Inca and her team on their adventures.

There were many positive aspects to this book. The author is an amazing writer, and I must appreciate her for her creative abilities. I love reading about adventures and mysteries. I enjoyed reading this book, and I really loved the storyline. I never knew I would be comfortable reading books with animal characters. But after reading this book, I must admit that it was above my expectations. I love Inca's personality and how her character was well developed. I also love the cover page of this book. It gives the readers an insight into who the characters are. I learned about the strength of unity. Inca and her team portrayed a good example of teamwork.

This is an entertaining and educational book for children. However, I don't think children will be able to understand some of the words contained in this book. It could be to their benefit because they would have to research such words to know their meaning. Aside from that, I found no negative aspects in this book. It was well detailed, and the plot was realistic. I didn't come across any grammatical errors in this book. This shows that it was exceptionally well-edited.

I'm rating this book four out of four stars. I look forward to reading the rest of this series. I recommend this book to lovers of children's series.

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Cat Detectives in the Korean Peninsula
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