

Whilst much of this book is generally quite amusing, I never really felt that there were any laugh-out-loud moments, of which I would have liked to see a few. Rather, the comedy is more chaotic in nature than witty. As you might expect, this tale of misadventures told from a cat’s point of view is very adult-orientated, with strong language and bawdy humour, resembling those grown-up cartoons which made the rounds in the 1980s and ‘90s. Felix is portrayed rather more as a teenage lad o...
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