Review of Serendipity Mystery: Diary of a Snoopy Cat
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Review of Serendipity Mystery: Diary of a Snoopy Cat
[Following is a volunteer review of "Serendipity Mystery: Diary of a Snoopy Cat" by R.F. Kristi.]
Serendipity mysteries: Dairy of a Snoopy Cat talks about Inca (who, I must say now, is the snoopy cat) and her crew of detectives, which includes her siblings, Fromage (her brother) and Cara (her sister), as they go on a vacation in Sri Lanka with their mom. But, the vacation becomes adventurous as a valuable sword and some gold are stolen from the local museum. Solo, Inca's humanoid neighbor from back home, is called upon to investigate the case as he is an international detective. Terrance, who is Solo's dog and a part of Inca's detective crew, comes along with him to Sri Lanka.
Inca, being the cute nosey cat she is, is determined to solve the mystery of the theft and therein organizes her detective crew into their very own private investigation. With the help of the new friends made in Sri Lanka, a mother and daughter elephant and a turtle, Read the book to find out how Inca and co helped solve the case, alongside all the thrilling adventures they encountered.
Among all the books in the R.F. Kristi series I've read, I think it's okay to say that Serendipity Mysteries is my favorite. And, although it's a children's book, one will find that even adults can read and enjoy the book as it is an interesting piece. Another loveable fact is that it can be read as a stand-alone. I also very much enjoyed the part where Inca went into the forest alone in search of her brother Fromage.
One of the things I loved about the book is its absolute descriptiveness. both with pictures and in the general writing style of the book. I liked how it follows its name and was written as a diary in the first person narrative. It makes the book easy to understand, especially for children (as they are the expected reading audience for the book). Generally, I like the idea of Inca and her friends and family. It creates a safe picture for the reader. It also teaches them the beauty of friendship and working together, and also provides them with a sense of adventure.
I totally enjoyed the book and having found nothing to be wrong with it, both in the grammatical and editorial aspects, I'll give it a rating of 4 out of 4 stars. I strongly recommend this book to children. They stand to gain a lot from it. And also for adults who generally find relief in adventure, they should try it out.
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Serendipity Mystery: Diary of a Snoopy Cat
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Serendipity mysteries: Dairy of a Snoopy Cat talks about Inca (who, I must say now, is the snoopy cat) and her crew of detectives, which includes her siblings, Fromage (her brother) and Cara (her sister), as they go on a vacation in Sri Lanka with their mom. But, the vacation becomes adventurous as a valuable sword and some gold are stolen from the local museum. Solo, Inca's humanoid neighbor from back home, is called upon to investigate the case as he is an international detective. Terrance, who is Solo's dog and a part of Inca's detective crew, comes along with him to Sri Lanka.
Inca, being the cute nosey cat she is, is determined to solve the mystery of the theft and therein organizes her detective crew into their very own private investigation. With the help of the new friends made in Sri Lanka, a mother and daughter elephant and a turtle, Read the book to find out how Inca and co helped solve the case, alongside all the thrilling adventures they encountered.
Among all the books in the R.F. Kristi series I've read, I think it's okay to say that Serendipity Mysteries is my favorite. And, although it's a children's book, one will find that even adults can read and enjoy the book as it is an interesting piece. Another loveable fact is that it can be read as a stand-alone. I also very much enjoyed the part where Inca went into the forest alone in search of her brother Fromage.
One of the things I loved about the book is its absolute descriptiveness. both with pictures and in the general writing style of the book. I liked how it follows its name and was written as a diary in the first person narrative. It makes the book easy to understand, especially for children (as they are the expected reading audience for the book). Generally, I like the idea of Inca and her friends and family. It creates a safe picture for the reader. It also teaches them the beauty of friendship and working together, and also provides them with a sense of adventure.
I totally enjoyed the book and having found nothing to be wrong with it, both in the grammatical and editorial aspects, I'll give it a rating of 4 out of 4 stars. I strongly recommend this book to children. They stand to gain a lot from it. And also for adults who generally find relief in adventure, they should try it out.
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Oluwapelumi Rachael
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Inca truly is a snoopy cat. I loved her inquisitive nature and determination. I would recommend this book to my siblings.
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