Grin – The Unauthorized Biography of a Cheshire Cat explores Wonderland as seen through the bright round eyes of Warrington, a seemingly normal kitten (if you call hairless cats normal) from the county of Cheshire, England. After being given to a mysterious old librarian, Warrington finds himself employed catching mice in the Library of Universal Fiction until extraordinar Grin – The Unauthorized Biography of a Cheshire Cat explores Wonderland as seen through the bright round eyes of Warrington, a seemingly normal kitten (if you call hairless cats normal) from the county of Cheshire, England. After being given to a mysterious old librarian, Warrington finds himself employed catching mice in the Library of Universal Fiction until extraordinary events force him on a mystical journey. Along the way, Warrington befriends many familiar characters who bear a striking resemblance to characters we know from classic literature that will share in this grand adventure across Wonderland. Warrington does not yet realize his true importance in the events that will shape Wonderland into the marvelous world of nonsense that is known today.
Grin - The Unauthorized Biography of a Cheshire Cat
Grin – The Unauthorized Biography of a Cheshire Cat explores Wonderland as seen through the bright round eyes of Warrington, a seemingly normal kitten (if you call hairless cats normal) from the county of Cheshire, England. After being given to a mysterious old librarian, Warrington finds himself employed catching mice in the Library of Universal Fiction until extraordinar Grin – The Unauthorized Biography of a Cheshire Cat explores Wonderland as seen through the bright round eyes of Warrington, a seemingly normal kitten (if you call hairless cats normal) from the county of Cheshire, England. After being given to a mysterious old librarian, Warrington finds himself employed catching mice in the Library of Universal Fiction until extraordinary events force him on a mystical journey. Along the way, Warrington befriends many familiar characters who bear a striking resemblance to characters we know from classic literature that will share in this grand adventure across Wonderland. Warrington does not yet realize his true importance in the events that will shape Wonderland into the marvelous world of nonsense that is known today.
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Chess –
This had an unbelievable amount of potential... all of which was pretty much ground into the dirt. The characters were all indistinct and bland - even the main character (which is really hard to do). By the time that the characters could have possibly started getting interesting, the story ended. Speaking of the story, the plot was even worse than the characters; the pacing was horrible (the boring parts were drawn out, while the more fascinating parts were quickly skimmed over), the actual adve This had an unbelievable amount of potential... all of which was pretty much ground into the dirt. The characters were all indistinct and bland - even the main character (which is really hard to do). By the time that the characters could have possibly started getting interesting, the story ended. Speaking of the story, the plot was even worse than the characters; the pacing was horrible (the boring parts were drawn out, while the more fascinating parts were quickly skimmed over), the actual adventure (which was marvelous, once I finally got there) seemed to be crammed into the last few chapters, and it just seemed, overall, dry. I had such a hard time concentrating on this story, it was ridiculous! Still, it did a good job of imitating the original Wonderland's confusion (I did enjoy that) and disorder once the characters finally started journeying around their worlds. I also highly enjoyed the ending twists and conflict - I may eventually reread the book just for that. Overall, I was deeply disappointed by Grin. {sighs heavily}
Katie –
Alice in Wonderland being one of my favorite children's books and the Chessire Cat being one of my favorite characters, you could only imagine how excited I was to stumble upon this book! It did not disappoint. I absolutely adored the story behind the cat. How he came to be what he was and loved the way it tied into the events that took place in Alice in Wonderland! The way it introduced all the characters and brought them together was just amazing. Would love to read more stories behind the cha Alice in Wonderland being one of my favorite children's books and the Chessire Cat being one of my favorite characters, you could only imagine how excited I was to stumble upon this book! It did not disappoint. I absolutely adored the story behind the cat. How he came to be what he was and loved the way it tied into the events that took place in Alice in Wonderland! The way it introduced all the characters and brought them together was just amazing. Would love to read more stories behind the characters from this author!!
Melinda –
Good story; lackluster writing. Meh.
Jessica Kuzepski –
It was a very imaginative story overall, but the end is more about Alice in Wonderland than about the Chesire Cat.
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