Diary Of A Snoopy Cat

The Diary of a Snoopy Cat is an adventurous story of the most unlikely group of animal detectives. There’s the Leader Inca who is a Siberian kitty, Cara a Siamese kitty, Fromage A tabby cat, monk a blue Russian cat, Terrence the golden retriever, Polo the pikinese, and Charlotte the Robovorski dwarf hamster. The story is written as a diary from the perspective of Inca. As Monk’s family goes on a dangerous rescue mission in Nepal, Inca & Company have to start a mission of their own. They end up partnering with the scary Rottweiler down the street name Boss. Their mission is to find a hidden will that would prevent Boss’ owner Ned, from being kicked out of his Uncles house. If Ned gets kicked out, Boss will be left to be the watchdog for Cyril. Cyril is lazy and doesn’t care enough to be a proper dog owner. On the other hand, Ned loves him, he feeds him nutritious foods and always enjoys taking time to exercise with him at the park. Boss will do anything to keep Ned in the house he has lived in his whole life, even hire cat detectives. Where is the will? Will they find it or is Boss stuck with Cyril forever? Those questions and many more will be answered when you embark on this adventure with Inca & Company.

I liked how the author told the story as a diary from the young cats perspective. I think children will be able to …show more content…
That being said, I still really enjoyed the book.

I rated this book 4 out of 4 stars. This is a captivating story that will keep children interested for hours. Once they start reading they won’t be able to put it down because the story always leaves you excited to know what will happen next.

I recommend Diary of a Snoopy Cat for children from about 3rd grade to 6th grade. Animal lovers as well as children who love a good mystery will read this one over and over. It would make a great stocking stuffer or an amazing addition to any class