Review: Perfectly suited to the middle grade readers, this book also works for those who like cute cat-themed stories
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 10, 2013
Picking up where Why Kimba Saved the World, the first in the Cats in the Mirror series, Hiro is confused and concerned when her family leaves for spring break, and there is no Daddy to curl up to sleep with at night.The strangers in the mirror are now calling her, rather than her sister Kimba, and she knows that talking with them can only mean one thing and it’s never good.  This time they have more information to share, giving both Hiro and Kimba plenty to think about .Not lacking for action, the space cat theory is explained when they meet the mother they never knew, or thought they would know, and they have to decide if travels with their newfound mother are worth the chance of losing the family they have come to love.Much better if you have read the first book, the secondary characters will make more sense, and the cleverness of the personalities of each of the cats will feel familiar and appropriate.  Perfectly suited to the middle grade readers, this book also works for those who like cute cat-themed stories that could suit their furry companions.I received an eBook copy from the author for purpose of honest review. I was not compensated for this review: all conclusions are my own responsibility.