The Cat Who Walks Through Walls (Audiobook)

from AussiePenMan

As other reviewers have noted, it would no doubt be helpful to read a number of Heinlein's other books prior to reading this. However, I feel it stands on its own quite well. Having said that I was drawn in by the dry, witty banter of the principle characters, Gwen and Richard (if that is his rea...

from fastfinge

The first half of this book is just as good as anything Heinlein ever wrote. However, the second half leaves something to be desired. I mean, *really* leaves something to be desired. While it isn't as confusing as the ending of _to sail beyond the sunset_, it makes up for this with the fact that ...

from pepster

A really great start and the tie in with TMIAHM is an unexpected twist. The second part slides into phantasy and self destructs. Read this when you run out of anything else by the true master of science fiction. (spoiler ahead) the only nice touch is the discovery, by an easy to miss side remark,...

from VincentDarlage

I probably would have liked this more if I had read his past work more (such as The Number of the Beast, which is about many of the events this book refers to). The only Heinlein I have read is Stranger in a Strange Land (which has characters from that novel appearing in this one) and Have Spaces...

from Juva

Richard Aemes was out for dinner with his main squeeze when a strange man undertook to die at his table. After that, things got weirder. The narrative style of this book is bizarre. At some points, the narrative skips past the action and has to backtrack; at others the author seems content to si...