Review by Bles -- Serendipity Mystery: Diary of a Snoopy...

[Bles]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Serendipity Mystery: Diary of a Snoopy Cat" by R.F. Kristi.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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Serendipity Mystery by R.F.Kristi is the seventh book in the series of the Diary of a Snoopy Cat children's book. The book begins by Inca, the cat detective introducing us to her family and her detective team which includes Fromage, Cara, Terrance, Charlotte among others. Inca heads the Inca and Company detective agency which is based in London. The company's fame has spread through London and the rest of England for having solved some serious detective mysteries.

Inca together with her family goes on vacation to Sri Lanka. They spend their first day on the beach on the sunny island of Sri Lanka, in a seaside village named Galle. While still on vacation, they get involved in the case of the stolen antique sword and other treasured objects which include gold coins at the Colombo Museum. Inca and her team decide to solve the theft mystery. Will they be successful in their mission?

The title of the book captivated me and therefore I decided to pick the book and read it. I have never been a fan of children's books before. This was my first attempt and the experience was so amazing. I loved the book because it was so interesting and it changed my mentality about children's books.

I liked this book because it is enriched with themes such as family, teamwork, and friendship. Second, the book has great life lessons for the readers to learn from. Just like Inca and her friends, readers learn the importance of togetherness and working as a team towards a common goal. Third, the book is full of adventure and so readers don't get bored at any point while reading the book. However, I did not find any reason to dislike this book because it was so entertaining and I enjoyed it.

I give this book 4 out of 4 stars because it was professionally edited. I did not come across any major typo errors to speak of. Second, the characters were well-developed in that they were so unique and each fitted the role given. Third, the author used simple language which can easily be understood by young readers. However, I did not give this book 3 out of 4 stars because it had a great storyline. Secondly, I loved the diary format used in writing the book which made it flow easily. Thirdly, the author's use of illustrations made the book more captivating. This book is suitable for young readers between the age of seven and twelve who love traveling and adventure. The book can also be read by other readers who love reading entertaining stories.

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Serendipity Mystery: Diary of a Snoopy Cat
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[Erick Muyesu]

Great review Bless

[Laura Lee]

This sounds like a really fun book. I'm always on the look out for quality children's books. Were there any illustrations? What grade level would this book appeal to, do you think? Thanks for an interesting review!

[Bles]

Great review Bless

Thank you

[Bles]

This sounds like a really fun book. I'm always on the look out for quality children's books. Were there any illustrations? What grade level would this book appeal to, do you think? Thanks for an interesting review!

The book is full of fun and it's best read by children between ages seven and twelve years. And yes, the book had beautiful illustrations that would encourage the young readers to read on. Thank you for stopping by.

[bookreviewmi1111]

Inca – the leader of the team is a female cat. I think this book would be great for little girls to read. Nice review!