Cat Girl's Day Off

Review
By Novel Novice

Pauley has created a world that is very much like our own — with just a few exceptions. But she establishes this slightly alternate reality with ease, so there’s no struggle for the reader trying to remember the rules of how this paranormal twist works. It’s just laid out in black and white — and the storytelling does the rest.

Nat and her friends are charming, memorable, and relatable characters for teen and adult readers alike to relate to. Their relationships with each other are realistic, imperfect, and perfectly woven into the fabric of the novel itself. High school romance, best friends, and family are all represented equally (and flawlessly) within the pages of Cat Girl’s Day Off.