Le Tomcat Diaries Book Review

"Le Tomcat Diaries" is quite an interesting book. This book is written in from a first person prospective. The tomcat Mr. Blinker is the one telling the story.

He is the leader of his neighborhood in England until his humans Victoria and Hans decide to move to France.

Mr. Blinkers is not thrilled about the move to France and soon discovers things are quite different than he ever experienced.

He is very resourceful and makes a few friends once in France. When he and his humans find out their villa is a disaster waiting to happen it drives Mr. Blinkers mad.

I love the way Blinkers describes his humans personalities and the scenery around him. After months of adjusting he realizes he likes his new home and will do what it takes to be the tomcat in charge.

There are times I laughed and times were I felt the book dragged on.

Overall the book itself is good. I love that this book is written the way we think our pets would think.

To elaborate further, have you ever wondered what your pet is thinking? That is the view point of the cat.

Great book for cat lovers. I am a dog person, but I liked the book.

Mr. Blinkers is a bit sarcastic, but I think that is what kept my interest.

To find your go to amazon.

You can get it as an Ebook or paperback

Le Tomcat Diaries

***I received this book free for my honest review***

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