Puss Reboots: Blog: November 2013: The Pirate's Eye

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The Pirate's Eye: 11/22/13

The Pirate's Eye by Guy Bass is the sequel to Stitch Head. Now the Master remembers Stitch Head and the other creatures have the freedom to explore the castle. All that's threatened when the Master decides to move away without them.

The Creature, though, has a plan — they should become pirates and go after the Master. They do after all have a ship (it was an off hand comment from the first book). That plan ends up being a VERY GOOD idea as the Master might just need them after all.

Having all the characters and the world established, The Pirate's Eye can jump right into the adventure. I found this one a lot more fun and am hoping there is a third one planned.

Read via NetGalley

Five stars