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The Land of Miu The Land of Miu Series Book 1 edition by Karen Lee Field Children eBooks

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The Land of Miu The Land of Miu Series Book 1 edition by Karen Lee Field Children eBooks

I had won the second book in this series, The King's Riddle, on Library Thing, so I was reading this book to prepare. Even though I could technically read it without reading the previous, my need for completion compelled me.

Basically, these two little girls follow their adopted kittens down a well to a magical world only to find out that the kittens are actually anthropomorphic looking people. One is a princess, there is a hostile takeover to thwart. The youngest girl is kidnapped by the usurper. Everything ties up in a neat little Disney-esque bow and everyone goes home.

The cats turn into `purr-people', and every single p word is prefaced by the word purr. It gets a little distracting, especially when grand speeches and danger are involved.

Overall, it was a very cute book. I would have probably enjoyed it immensely were I a middle grade student. It was lighthearted, fun, and a very quick read (I finished it in just under an hour).


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The Land of Miu The Land of Miu Series Book 1 edition by Karen Lee Field Children eBooks Reviews

I had won the second book in this series, The King's Riddle, on Library Thing, so I was reading this book to prepare. Even though I could technically read it without reading the previous, my need for completion compelled me.

Basically, these two little girls follow their adopted kittens down a well to a magical world only to find out that the kittens are actually anthropomorphic looking people. One is a princess, there is a hostile takeover to thwart. The youngest girl is kidnapped by the usurper. Everything ties up in a neat little Disney-esque bow and everyone goes home.

The cats turn into `purr-people', and every single p word is prefaced by the word purr. It gets a little distracting, especially when grand speeches and danger are involved.

Overall, it was a very cute book. I would have probably enjoyed it immensely were I a middle grade student. It was lighthearted, fun, and a very quick read (I finished it in just under an hour).