I received a copy of this book from the author in exchange for an honest review. 
 The Pharaoh's Cat is an entertaining tale of ancient Egypt, told in the perspective of a cat who was given the ability to walk and talk like a human being. When the Pharaoh saw Wrappen-Hamen the cat, he was immediately entertained and was able to laugh after many years of not doing so. As a result, Wrappen-Hamen was brought to court and lived under the Pharaoh's protection. Although Wrappen-Hamen possess some abilities of human beings, he is still mostly a cat, and this is what makes the story unique and amusing. 
 For the first half of the book, I really like the tone of it. It was light and enjoyable, and it has humor in it. For those of you who have ever been curious about what your pets are thinking of, I think this book would be entertaining to you. Wrappen-Hamen often gets into trouble, but he's clever enough to always get himself out of it. He's also clever enough to dupe his enemy, Cata-Mut into crazy situations. 
 However, for the latter part of the book, I became a bit bored and I just wanted to finish the book. I was really surprised that there is time-travel in this novel, and at that point I was confused about its connection to the whole story. However, I'm glad that the author was able to wrap it all up together nicely in the end. What I'm trying to say is that there is a connection to everything after all. 
 I was actually prepared to give The Pharaoh's Cat 4 stars in the beginning, but unfortunately, I didn't like the second half as much as I enjoyed the first half, so I found it only fair to reduce 1 star from my rating. Anyway, even though I didn't enjoy the second half, I still recommend this for those looking for a unique, interesting read.