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The Cat Who Saved the Library
by Sōsuke Natsukawa
adventurous
dark
emotional
hopeful
lighthearted
mysterious
reflective
relaxing
sad
tense
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Complicated
Following on from 'The Cat Who Saved Books', this story features some old favourite characters and newcomer Nanami, a lonely schoolgirl who loves books and notices that they are mysteriously disappearing from her library.
Much like the first book, 'The Cat Who Saved The Library' is broken up into 4 main chapters each with a form of quest, set by Tiger the talking cat, that Nanami has to win in order to bring balance back to her world.
This is a story for book lovers, for those who love whimsical fantasy and those who love sassy talking cats. It's thought provoking, moving and a comforting read with just enough peril to keep you invested but ultimately retaining its cosy vibes.
Thank you to Pan Macmillan | Picador and Netgalley for inviting me to read an eArc of "The Cat Who Saved the Library" in exchange for my honest and voluntary review.
Much like the first book, 'The Cat Who Saved The Library' is broken up into 4 main chapters each with a form of quest, set by Tiger the talking cat, that Nanami has to win in order to bring balance back to her world.
This is a story for book lovers, for those who love whimsical fantasy and those who love sassy talking cats. It's thought provoking, moving and a comforting read with just enough peril to keep you invested but ultimately retaining its cosy vibes.
Thank you to Pan Macmillan | Picador and Netgalley for inviting me to read an eArc of "The Cat Who Saved the Library" in exchange for my honest and voluntary review.