Review of Cat Detectives in the Korean Peninsula

Raphael Raymondd · Post by **Raphael Raymondd** » 11 Jun 2023, 11:28

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

5 out of 5 stars

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Like the widely acclaimed Sherlock Holmes movies, this book evokes the same sense of awe and fascination for the captivating world of detectives. It immerses readers in a similar atmosphere, showcasing the intricate work of detectives in all its magnificence and brilliance.

"Cat Detectives in the Korean Peninsula" is the eighth installment in the thrilling Inca Cat Detective Series penned by R. F. Kristi. In this book, readers are once again introduced to the remarkable protagonist, Inca, who takes on the role of the leader at the Inca and Company Detective Agency. Her feline instincts and detective skills are tested as she navigates the intriguing mysteries of the Korean Peninsula.

I thoroughly enjoyed immersing myself in the pages of this captivating book. There were numerous aspects that I found delightful. One of the highlights was the meticulous attention to detail, particularly in portraying each event that unfolded throughout the story. It all began when Missy received an invitation to serve as a judge in a prestigious French pâtisserie competition organized by none other than Le Cordon Bleu. The cats, ever the keen eavesdroppers, overheard Missy sharing this exciting news with Solo, and their excitement was palpable. The prospect of venturing to a distant land had their spirits soaring, and I couldn't help but share in their enthusiasm. Moreover, Missy had a secret up her sleeve—a brand-new cheese creation that she hadn't divulged to anyone yet. This event presented the perfect opportunity to unveil her innovative creation to the culinary world.

One aspect of the book that truly captivated me was the swift and decisive action displayed by the detectives when they discovered that Missy's prized cheese had been stolen. It was a testament to their exceptional teamwork and unwavering camaraderie. The members of the detective company seamlessly collaborated, pooling their unique skills and expertise to pursue the culprits and recover the stolen cheese. Their collective determination and team spirit shone brightly, leaving a lasting impression on me as a reader.

Based on my overall experience, I wholeheartedly give this book a perfect rating of five out of five stars. I found nothing to dislike; it thoroughly captivated and delighted me from beginning to end. The impeccable editing and attention to detail further exemplify the author's commitment to delivering a polished reading experience. I enthusiastically recommend this book to young readers fond of thrilling detective stories infused with adventure. I am confident that they will thoroughly enjoy and cherish this remarkable literary journey.

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Sheen jenny · Post by **Sheen jenny** » 14 Jun 2023, 23:12

Inca and her friends are a delightful crew. Their uniformity and the love amongst them superceeds all things. Even though they are different species , they always stick together which teaches a lesson on acceptance. It doesn't matter how different we are.As long as there is love, we can achieve great things.

Jane Honda · Post by **Jane Honda** » 16 Jun 2023, 02:32

Well this book has always been fun to read notwithstanding how many times I read. So far I feel there should improve more on the editing because it has a lot of errors

Post by **Jesse Shon Voyamba** » 17 Jun 2023, 19:59

Aside the thrills that came with reading about the exploits of Inca and her subordinates, I got to learn a brief history of the long war between North and South Korea.

Temi Book · Post by **Temi Book** » 18 Jun 2023, 01:41

This was short and interesting to read. I love the relationship between Inca and her team. None of them derailed from the plan and it was successful.

Uchechi uk · Post by **Uchechi uk** » 23 Jun 2023, 21:35

My mind tells me that a lot would happen at that competition but i am leaving this suspense to be satisfied when I read the book. I am looking forward to reading up this book.

Udegbunam Miriam · Post by **Udegbunam Miriam** » 28 Jun 2023, 05:17

I too find detectives as interesting individuals. But to think that animals can also be detectives interests me more. I'll like to read about 'Inca and company' and their detective work. Interesting review.