Review of Mirror and the Bobcat

[Christell Lindeque]

[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Mirror and the Bobcat" by Cat Ritchie.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Cat Richie has written a novel for youngsters called Mirror and the Bobcat, which is about fairies. In this delightful children's book, you take on the role of three friends who are fairy. Mirror was able to save Bosco from an attack by a ravenous bobcat; however, upon further investigation into the reasons behind the bobcat's attack, they discovered that the bobcat had no mother and was malnourished. Mirror came to the conclusion that she should call the bobcat Ember and teach her how to hunt for herself while avoiding causing harm to the fairies. Bosco was alerted by the bees about a danger that was waiting around the corner when she was dealing with Ember. Meanwhile, Mica was invited to accompany his father and mother on a trip to the volcanoes, which he dreaded. Bosco was also involved in the situation.

This writing is excellent for the audience that it is designed for because it is simple and straightforward to comprehend and follow. Before delving into the action, the author made sure that the reader had a chance to become familiar with the characters and the setting. This will ensure that your child is not overwhelmed by the story. In addition, this book contains a great deal of knowledge that your youngster can put to use in their own life. Although it is a lengthy book for a youngster, it is one that can be appreciated over the course of several days.

The writing was done in an excellent manner. It captivated me, and I couldn't wait to read more of what it had to offer. In the book, I really enjoyed the unexpected turns of events, and I couldn't figure out what was going to happen next. Before jumping into action, I thought it was great that the author gave the reader some time to become familiar with the characters. This is something that can be challenging to accomplish, yet she did it so effectively that it was not dull at all. I was completely enamoured with the characters, and I have no doubt that younger readers would feel the same way.

I gave this book a perfect score of five out of five stars because there was nothing about it that I found bad. Both the plot and the characters were developed to a very high degree. I really enjoyed the unexpected turns of events and the lessons about life that were scattered throughout the novel. In addition, I did not discover any errors, which leads me to believe that it has been edited to perfection.

For children who enjoy reading novels that have a great deal of detail, I would suggest this book. This is a novel that I hope will be enjoyed by children between the ages of eight and eighteen.

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Mirror and the Bobcat
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[Prohlife Jobs]

I love the cover of this book. It is so beautiful and bright- perfect for the target market. I will admit though, it is not something I would like my children to read (out of personal choice). However, I am convinced the kids/pre-adults out there who do read it will have a pleasurable experience.

[Sandre Lamar]

This book is a true page-turner! The author's storytelling skills are exceptional, making it impossible to put down. I highly recommend it to all book lovers both kids and adults