Rebecca Arnold

glorious boy hood stories.

Revisado: 04-18-25

excellent stories abd narration. I laughed out loud for most of the book. SSimilar to my boy hood but even crazier in some ways.

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Slow start but got more interesting

Revisado: 01-17-25

Amazing narration. one guy makes at least 6 very different voices. You feel like you're there, what it would have been like to be on a merchant ship or fighting off pirates.

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Fun but simplistic at times

Revisado: 08-21-22

main character is a likeable kid with ADHD. There is some middle school drama, but not as excessive as in Harry Potter or many coming of age books. plot twists keep it interesting. The repetitive combat with relatively predictable monsters was a little annoying. otherwise a great book.

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not much of a mystery.

Revisado: 08-27-21

the story was laid out without mystery or suspense, then it was abruptly over. weird that a middle aged small town woman would leave everything for a big city over seas. the cat who series is all too silly after a while. but there were many I really liked

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not the best cat who book,

Revisado: 07-18-21

Most of the book was build up of background information or small town tidbits or trouble with quill and polly's relationship. in the last couple hours, important details related to the mystery about characters the reader is unfamiliar with. then suddenly the climactic action occurs and it's all over. if you like stories about quaint north woods Great Lakes small town characters, you will like this series. As mysteries go, it is often hard to get a bead on what is going on until it is all suddenly revealed in The Cat Who series.

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Similar to other Cat Who books, but characters som

Revisado: 04-16-21

I like this series because of the setting and all, even if it is a bit cheesey. In this book there are a couple new characters. As always, the reader really doesn't have enough information to put the mystery together until close to the end, but in this one the story is developed and you have enough info to have some idea before the solution is suddenly revealed though the details had only been in Qwilleran's head like in others in the series

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Coco untangles complex crime web with twists

Revisado: 10-03-20

the loveable, if cheesy characters of Moose County are back for another murder mystery and Qwill finds a new exuberant undercover female agent. the characters are pretty one dimensional as always, but in modern chaotic times, this feels kind of quaint and cozy. i like that in this one the crime ring is a little more believable and complicated

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a light hearted parody

Revisado: 11-29-18

it was a fun parody of King George and the Dragon with a nod to Puff the Magic Dragon. I loved the narrator's voices but my 10 year old daughter struggled to understand the story because of the accents. I love a happy ending.

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a great raunchy spoof of the cat who books

Revisado: 10-06-18

If you enjoyed The Cat Who books, but a times found them a little too picturesque, tidy, and contrived, and if you like sexually explicit humor, you will love this parody. I loved the grumpy old man New York Jews that were central to this story, a stark contrast to the genteel and proper characters in Jackson Braun's books.

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if you like the news from lake wobegon, try

Revisado: 11-15-17

clearly audio tapes transfered to digital. there were a couple of garbled moments. sound quality ok overall. if you like garrison keiler or stories about small towns in the north woods, you might like this. Starts slow, but builds intrigue.

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