Book Reviews of The Cat Who Dropped a Bombshell (Cat Who,.. Bk 28)

Very disappointed with how this series is going. Plotlines not finished. Characters not true to how they've been in past books. Storylines not as interesting.

Not one of the best "Cat Who" books but the characters are all familiar like memebers of our own family. For that, I enjoyed it.

I was a little irritated by this book - all of the earlier Cat Who books had a fairly decent plot line in regards to a mystery. The entire mystery of this book really seemed to involve about 10 pages total of the entire book. The rest was devoted to the sescentiennial celebration of Pickax. There wasn't much about KoKo and Yum Yum either.

I don't recommend this book if you are looking for a good mystery. If you want something about the goings on of Pickax this is the one for you.

I just got this book, and loved it just as much as the others I've read in the series. Very entertaining. I finished the book just a few days after receiving it in the mail. KoKo is just too smart!

JIm and the cats story continue again. A good read!

Another good mystery with Jim Qwuilleran and his extraordinary Siamese cats Koko and Yum Yum. When Qwillhas to entertain Harvey Ledfield, an aspiring architect, he has to deal with Koko's strange behavior and Qwill better brush up on his paw language because Harvey's aunt and uncle have gone missing.

The latest of the series of Qwill & his crime solving cat, Koko. This isn't one of the best but it's still worth reading with a few twists of the plot.

What a wonderful story by Lilian Jackson Braun. I felt the book was a little slow to start but then I couldn't put it down!

Not enough of Qwill and the kitties in this one for my taste.

If you were to miss one of the "Cat Who..." books, this would be the one to miss. Braun leaves a few holes in this story, and the book reads more like a childrens' book than the others.

If you are hooked on the events and people of this northern part of America - here is a new treat for you.

Great books! All of The Cat Who books are great. Light reading. Can be finished in a day.

This one of the Cat Who series written by Lilian Jackson Braun and like all the others was a delightful read! I adore the main characters, Jim Qwilleran and his two siamese cats Koko and Yum Yum. Mr Q., as Jim is lovingly called is a newspaper reporter in the small town of Pickaxe. He often finds himself in the middle of a mystery and solves it with the aid of Koko and Yum Yum. In this book Koko picks up a new habit by dropping on people unnannounced. One of his victims turns out to be a murderer. Also Pickaxe is celebrating the 150th anniversary of its founding, so there are parades, antique auctions, cat auctions, theater events and much more happening. This is a wonderful, light cozy mystery. It's perfect for a rainy day or any day.

This series is a great set of short readers. I love how the author makes the cats come alive with all of their shenannigans they get into and how the cats "help" solve crimes. If you have cats, you'll know what she is talking about! This is a good one for a rainy Sunday afternoon and a cup of tea in your favorite chair!

A fast read! Another great book in The Cat Who... series.

Typical Quill, very good as usual

I was disappointed in this book. I normally love the series, but there was no mystery in this book at all. It was definitely a quick read because there's not much to it.

I love these books and this one I really enjoyed.

A typical good read about Koko and Yum Yum.

I love the Cat Who books, have not missed one.Wish they weren't so short.

My first venture into the Cat Who series, and my last. Quite cute, however.