Search - The Cat Who Had 60 Whiskers (Cat Who..., Bk 29)

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It is time for the ghostwriters who write in Ms. Braun's name to give it up. Possibly they could take a good freshman English course on their way out. The quality of this series has been declining for some years now, and since Ms. Braun is something like 90 years old, it's not likely that she's writing any longer. No plot to speak of. Sentence fragments. Characters doing things they would never do (Polly casually giving away Brutus and Catta?). Please, put the series down in a humane manner.

Go back to The Cat Who Could Read Backwards or Ate Danish Modern or Saw Red or Turned On and Off -- any of the early books, and then read this one, and weep.

As I read this book I felt like I wasn't getting into the story, felt more like I was skimming it over quickly. The ending was just an abrupt stop, as if she had stopped writing the night before and someone decided to print it that way. I looked to make sure there were no pages missing. Very much a let down. I'm with others, I don't feel she wrote this book. She is 81 years old so it must not be easy to sit and write a novel.

If you're looking for a good mystery..this isn't it...But, if you are like me and have read the previous 27, it's a good "letter from home" catching up on the goings on in Mouse County. The end leaves more questions than answers, so I hope it's not the end of the series...

The last two book in this series clearly were not written by Ms. Braun. She never would have written this poorly. I was so disappointed in both of them! This last one was particularly awful. Come on, Polly moving to France; giving her cats away, the barn burning down; what a mess. It was so disjointed and fragmented that I knew it must have been a ghost writer. Too bad she didn't write a finale to the series before she died, and especially too bad that a ghost writer finished the last two! So sad to have the series end, and even sadder at the way it ended!

Not as good as her earlier books. More predictable than most, and loose ends left hanging. Still love all the characters, but not a fun read for me.

Prefer to remember and reread the earlier books.