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Original Title:	The Cat Who Had 60 Whiskers
ISBN:	039915390X (ISBN13: 9780399153907)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Cat Who... #29
Characters:	Jim Qwilleran, Koko, Yum Yum
Setting:	United States of America

The Cat Who Had 60 Whiskers (Cat Who... #29)

Lilian Jackson Braun

Hardcover | Pages: 190 pages

Rating: 3.43 | 4493 Users | 446 Reviews

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3 of 5 stars to The Cat Who Had 60 Whiskers, the 29th book in the cozy mystery series, published in 2007, and written by Lilian Jackson Braun. Or was it? It's fairly common knowledge among those who follow Ms. Braun's books that towards the end of her career, which was in her 90s... she had a ghost writer to keep the series going. Whether it's true or not, the fact that she wrote over 20 books in her 70s, 80s and 90s is amazing, even if some of them, like this one, weren't as good as we'd have liked. The unfortunate thing about this book, besides it having a weak plot and too many scattered things going on, was it was the last one in the series... Braun had started the 30th, but either due to her healthy or failing interest in the series, it was never completed nor published. The series is so fun, but the last few were a little batty!

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Title	:	The Cat Who Had 60 Whiskers (Cat Who... #29)
Author	:	Lilian Jackson Braun
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 190 pages
Published	:	January 2nd 2007 by Putnam
Categories	:	Mystery. Fiction. Animals. Cats

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Ratings: 3.43 From 4493 Users | 446 Reviews

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I hate to say it, but I think Braun is losing her touch. In this and in the second most recent, "The Cat Who Dropped a Bombshell" Braun has done things that I just can't believe. Can you believe that Polly just up end left, moved to Paris without any planning? And Braun burned down Qwill's barn! How could she? And then Qwill hardly showed any emotion to either one happening. And in "Dropped a Bombshell" not only did she have 100 yr old Homer Tibbitt die, but she killed Derek's love Liz Hart! And

I've read enough of the Cat Who books now to find them somewhat repetitive; however it is the characters that are so endearing. The mystery in this one is not much of a mystery, as I have found in some others as well. However, the people of the town, and the cats of the town, are all very interesting personalities, and thus, the book is a pretty good read.

This was a seriously unsatisfying end to what was a very charming and occasionally enthralling sleuth series. It was like the dregs or basic ideas of about six books were thrown together to make one very poor novel, not even following the general formula that was a staple for the Qwilleran books. I had first thought I had missed a volume, as a major-minor character was mentioned as having died (No spoiler here: He was a hundred years old and a good friend of main character Jim Qwilleran). Many

I had very low expectations for this book based on the trend of the last 5 or 6 in the series and, unfortunately, my expectations have been proven prophetic. This novel is a complete mess with no actual plot, characters that frequently break with how they would be expected to act based on previous books, and very little mystery at all (for a novel marketed as mystery). Just as in the last several books in the series, its far more about the day-to-day happenings of the quirky characters of the

It is August and Qwill and Siamese cats Koko and Yum Yum are living in the converted apple barn home in Pickax. This story is a bit a typical of the series in that there is less emphasis upon the Moose County regulars and more on Qwill and things he is doing. He does more community benefiting things as well as personal things than he normamally does in a novel. There is also a developing mystery: mysterious death by bee sting and possible embezzlement. However, there isn't a real solution to the

This book was just sad. Partly because it's the last one and I've enjoyed this series so much. But also it's sad because this book is just not very good. It was just too short and things were not explained very well. I had to go back a couple of times just to figure out who the murderer was, and I'm still not sure exactly how it happened. But the main reason it's sad is that several things went wrong in the end and that is how they were left. It's just a very sad way to end a very good series.

The only terrible thing about this book is, it's the last one. Wonderful series!