Review of Cat Detectives in the Korean Peninsula

Kehinde Hussein · Post by **Kehinde Hussein** » 27 Jun 2022, 05:31

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

4 out of 4 stars

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Have you ever attempted to understand the world, particularly as it relates to animals, especially pets? There's more to it than meets the eye, I suppose. Get ready to go on an exciting and adventurous journey through the world of pets.

The lives of these adorable little creatures are thoroughly explored in Cat Detectives in the Korean Peninsula by R.F. Kristi. The protagonist of the book, Inca, is a cat detective and the leader of the detective organization, Inca & Company. Inca is supported by its crew, Fromage, Cara, Solo, and many more members of his family and friends.

Over time, a South Korean cooking competition invites Inca's mother to serve as one of the judges. Everyone is thrilled by this and decides to travel with her, tour, and discover the lovely city of Korea as they have always wanted to. Enzo, their long-time rival and constant plotter, presents them with an unknown plot, nevertheless. They also encounter further challenges when they arrive in Korea. How do they overcome these challenges? As several events in this novel play out, readers will find this review to be extremely helpful.

This novel was beautifully crafted by the author, R. F. Kristi, in my opinion. Her straightforwardness and narrative angle, which explored life from the perspective of pets, are admirable. In this regard, the author looks at how lovely, clever, and intuitive cats are, particularly in times when they need to be aware and informed. The author did an excellent job of bringing the book's themes of life from the perspectives of both people and pets, as well as how they think, together. More importantly, I like how much background information the author provided about the many species of other animals. I also thought the book's preface, which made her narration easier to follow, was excellent. The author's discussion of the importance of love, cooperation, and peaceful coexistence among one another was very encouraging. In addition, I enjoyed reading about the Korean historical background and culture that were covered in the book. Overall, I enjoyed reading the book and didn't find anything I didn't like about it.

Due to this, I am compelled to give the book a deserving 4 out of 4 stars rating. It was a quick read that was excellent from beginning to end. There were no profane language or grammatical errors because it was professionally and expertly edited, in addition to this specificity. Additionally, it lacked any sexual content.

As a result, I would recommend the book to those who enjoy a thrilling read, especially kids, because it is simple to understand and full of humour that can be used to pass the time or read at one's leisure.

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Cat Detectives in the Korean Peninsula
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Oluwapelumi Rachael · Post by **Oluwapelumi Rachael** » 19 Jul 2022, 18:56

Even as an adult, I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Like you said, The book was very informative about animal breeds and also about South Korean culture.

Oluwapelumi Rachael · Post by **Oluwapelumi Rachael** » 19 Jul 2022, 18:57

Even as an adult, I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I particularly liked that the book was very informative about animal breeds and also about South Korean culture.

Jelly_J · Post by **Jelly_J** » 24 Jul 2022, 19:56

The idea of a cat heading an animal detective agency is intriguing. One thing I like about children books is the way lessons for children are taught playfully to them. Great review.