Reviews for Frankenstein's cat

The average rating for Frankenstein's cat based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2013-10-13 00:00:00 Thomas Mckenzie We all know Dr Frankenstein and his monster; some would say he was a misunderstood, possibly mad, doctor. Well, now meet Frankenstein's Cat! It transpires that the monster was not Frankenstein's first experiment, his cat was and he was called Nine. Not Nine because cats are reputed to have nine lives, but nine because that is the number of cats that were used to create him. Nine wanted to be friendly so he tried being nice to the cook in the kitchen but that did not work; he tried befriending the village children who were playing hide and seek - they sent Nine to hide and then they themselves disappeared as they did not want anything to do with him. He tried again, this time with the butler but he dismissed him with short shrift. Puzzled as to what to do he had a brainwave and returned to the doctor and asked him to make him a friend. The doctor set about his task while Nine sat back and hoped that he was going to make his friend a female cat. No such luck, the doctor proudly made Fifi but, to Nine's dismay, she was not a cat! She was a ... well, the story tells all and the moral at the end simply states, 'What you get isn't always what you ask for.' How true and poor old Nine ...

Review # 2 was written on 2013-04-14 00:00:00 Francis Kong This is a very unique and entertaining book that students will love. It's a great story to teach about friendship and accepting others. The cat is unwanted and this is the story of her trying to get a friend. The book doesn't have a happy ending and the cat ends up being chased around by a zombie dog, but a friend is a friend! This is a cute little book that students would love to read on their own. They would love the illustrations and the zombie animals!