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Bezig met laden... Cats on the Prowldoor Nancy C. Davis
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New Cat cozy mystery series featuring stories from a cat's perspective! Willow, the fluffy white Persian cat, gets more than she bargained for when she comes to live at the Nelson Police Station. Nat, the big tabby tom cat, takes her under his wing and starts teaching her the art of the police cat. Before she knows what hit her, Willow finds herself caught up in a web of intrigue, murder, and adventure that will take her to her limit and beyond. With the help of Nat and a curious collection of mysterious alley cats, Willow is on her way to discovering a depth of potential and excitement she never thought possible. Note: This book is told from the cat's point of view. If you are not into talking cats, this is not the book for you. But If you love cats, and love the idea of exploring their world and the adventures that are a part of it, you will love this cat mystery series. Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. |
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This one was different, to a certain extent, than any other I'd read in that the humans have at least one of the point of views. It's mostly, though, from the point of view of a young female cat who lives in a police station. And has been talked into becoming a real police cat by another cat who lives there. Real as in solving cases.
So, they begin investigating her first case. Them being that male cat and the female cat. Willow and Nat. The case of the murder/arson at a bakery. They sneak into exam rooms while people are being interviewed, question alley cats, investigate the scene of the crime, and basically do police work with both the advantages and disadvantages of being cats.
An interesting book, though there was a vague feeling that developed at the beginning that I might be reading something that would end up being too stiff or something. But I was entranced and continued reading. That vague feeling mostly left, though there was still a certain something 'off' that I can't quite pinpoint. Anyway, the story of Willow the police cat was entertaining, and I'd recommend it to those who like cats and or books from the point of view of animals/cats. ( )