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READ & REVIEWED: Land of the Last Wildcat by Lui Sit

Vivian Teo

Land of the Last Wildcat offers not just an exciting journey, but also a touching exploration of family bonds and friendship.

Land of the Last Wildcat Lui Sit review

Ten-year-old Puffin Lau grew up enchanted by stories of the kuri, an orange wildcat from Linger Island said to possess magical powers. Though believed to be extinct, Puffin's world is turned upside down when she discovers a captive kuri at the lab where her mother works. Joined by her friend Lance, Puffin embarks on a daring rescue mission. Together, with the support of unexpected allies and pursued by a nefarious scientist, they must return the kuri to Linger Island to save its life.

Land of the Last Wildcat Lui Sit review

This delightful adventure captures the reader’s heart with Puffin, a determined and brave young protagonist, who also grapples with feelings of neglect from her busy scientist mother, while missing her deceased father. The story offers not just an exciting journey, but also a touching exploration of family bonds and friendship. I enjoyed meeting the mythical kuri and visiting the enchanting Linger Island, a fascinating backdrop to this heartwarming tale.

Land of the Last Wildcat Lui Sit review

Thank you Definitely Books Kids (Pansing) and author Lui Sit for giving us first dibs on this lovely story with this signed uncorrected proof copy ❤ The publisher’s recommended age for this middle grade book is 8-12 years old. Land of the Last Wildcat will be at all good bookstores in May 2025 - do look out for it 🐈

Land of the Last Wildcat Lui Sit review

Disclaimer: The book was provided by Pansing for our review. As always, all opinions are ours.


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