Review of Cat Detectives in the Korean Peninsula

[Max Tiffany]

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

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5 out of 5 stars

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Inca and company are fantastic animal detectives, and with Inca as the group leader, there is never a dull moment with them. Every opportunity to create an experience is cherished. The detective squad is made up of Inca the Siberian cat with her brother Fromage and sisters Cara and Charlotte the hamster, the detective dog called Terrance, which is owned by detective Solo, Monk a blue Russian cat, and Polo, a dog. Through the help of the animal detectives, Solo was able to resolve the issue surrounding the stolen goods in Sri Lanka.

Missy, the mother of Inca, and her siblings got an invite to be among the judges at the French Patisserie Cooking Competition that will be hosted in South Korea. Missy would also have the opportunity to showcase her new cheese recipe. Missy and the squad traveled to South Korea for the events. and on getting there, they made new friends and had some mysteries to unravel. Pick up a copy to read more about Inca and her detective squad.

Cat Detectives in the Korean Peninsula, written by R.F. Kristi, is an interesting book that not only narrates the detective events but also talks about the history between Southern and Northern Korea. While there are lessons to be learned about friendship, determination, and courage, the author's writing style was unique in that I forgot the characters were animals. Also, although this book is the second series, it is completely independent of the first series. The author's book presentation is commendable; the book was colorful, and every description made corresponds with the picture added.
 
I have nothing to hate about this book, although it is specifically for children. I enjoyed reading it as an adult. The chapters were short and progressive and told in first-person perspective, making them easier for children to understand. I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars because I found no errors in it and the author's ability to create a story that not only keeps the children excited but also educates them in a simple and comprehensible manner.

I recommend this book to children and lovers of pets. Also, adults who love animal characters would find this book interesting.

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Cat Detectives in the Korean Peninsula
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[Sarah Zain]

I loved reading your review, it was fun and enjoyable.
The book also seems so interesting and informative .
I am curious now what Inca and her detective squad will do. Great review

[Temi Book]

Your review is well written. I like how you expressed yourself clearly in it. I admire Inca’s leadership skills. There was also cooperation among her team.

[Nathaniel Sarah]

This is an excellent book review! You have provided an overview of the book without giving too much away, making me eager to read this book.

[Blessing Chi Peculiar]

The reviewer's comment on the book's editing is particularly noteworthy. I'm always on the lookout for books that are well-edited, and this one seems to be a great example of that.

[Oputu Dora Timi-Ebuoh]

Your review of this book is stunning. I enjoy the author's writing style. It's amazing to think that the characters in this book are animals, but they're depicted in such a way that they're easy to relate to. Your recommendation of the book is also clear and direct.

[Ogidor Chinasa]

This an interesting and well written children's book. What I admire so much is that the book combines elements of mystery, history, and friendship to create a captivating story that is suitable for children and adults alike. The author's writing style is unique and the book is presented in a colorful and easy-to-understand manner. Great review.

[Tari egai]

Your review was fun to read and simple , u long Inca and his squad ,the effort these animals put just to make sure their owner are safe is admirable ,this is just the perfect children's book

[Jane Honda]

Pets are lovely and friendly creatures don't let anyone bully you into thinking otherwise. A very enjoyable read for children.