They've read all of the series' on Epic, so this was an action-packed re-read for them. My kids (at time of writing aged 9 and 6) LOVE Cat Ninja. I may be heavily mistaken and the franchise might outlive me, but there are the first signs of it being below par, and either way I would call this the best spot for me to depart the series.more But it never pretended to be anything other than briskly-read candy-coloured capers, and that's what we get, meaning the target audience will be happy.
To my tastes, this wasn't the best way to finish – the verbosity of the main story a bit too much, and the quality of the extras not exactly as fine as their variety. If it didn't have the obvious feel of wrapping up a trilogy, it has the final beat to suggest it was what we'd been building up to, and if it wasn't for all that there's the inclusion of a whole host of other one-shot type stories, from guest contributors galore. The main story is pell-mell action, as Cat Ninja gets arrested for a crime wave, which kind of goes against all we know him for. To m The third full-sized book in and it looks like we might be signing off on this crime-fighting critter. The third full-sized book in and it looks like we might be signing off on this crime-fighting critter. My kids loved the book and would definitely recommend it.more The humor in that situation is more the puns around a gassy bean than the actual acting of passing gas. The grossest humor here is a bean villain that visits the ER when his attempt to gas a town backfires, but words like "fart" aren't used here. It kept my kids engrossed without the gross-out humor that you see in some of the other popular graphic novels aimed at elementary/middle grade kids. This was our first Cat Ninja book, but my son immediately asked for us to read more. It also mixes in vocabulary words for kids to learn. If you are reading it out loud to someone younger, it's fun to do different voices for the multiple characters - especially the villains. It has fun stories, characters, and hijinks. My son gave it two thumbs up (or really "a hundred-thousand-million thumbs up"). Because it is multiple stories, it could easily be broken up into shorter readings.
This kept both of my kids' attention we read it in one sitting. If you are reading it out loud to someone younger, it's fun to do different voices for the multiple characters - especially the Thank you to NetGalley and Andrews McMeel Publishing for the ARC in exchange for my honest review. Thank you to NetGalley and Andrews McMeel Publishing for the ARC in exchange for my honest review. You don't need superpowers to be a hero!. The stories in Cat Ninja: Wanted teach readers that:
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Enjoy six stand-alone stories, plus a five-part Cat Ninja special miniseries! In Book 3 of the hugely popular Cat Ninja series, small-time crooks, sidekicks, and the wannabe supervillains who made our heroes who they are all get a chance to tell their stories––and their stories are hilarious! Cat Ninja: Wanted features Metro City's favorites and newcomers in tales that include a nearly cat-astrophic case of stolen identity, the not-so-villainous adve In Book 3 of the hugely popular Cat Ninja series, small-time crooks, sidekicks, and the wannabe supervillains who made our heroes who they are all get a chance to tell their stories––and their stories are hilarious!Ĭat Ninja: Wanted features Metro City's favorites and newcomers in tales that include a nearly cat-astrophic case of stolen identity, the not-so-villainous adventures of Master Hamster, and Adonis's first mission as one of the good guys.
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