How to write a funny cat review
Turn a box, a window, or a keyboard into a tiny cat-sized complaint.
Start with an ordinary object
Choose something your imaginary cat can have an opinion about: a box, a chair, or a patch of sunshine. A small subject makes the joke easy to picture.
Give the cat a very serious job
Try a chair inspector or a head of window security. A formal voice describing a tiny problem creates a useful contrast: “Heating excellent. Sunlight relocation policy unacceptable.”
Let the rating tell another story
A human might dislike a battered box. Your cat can give it five stars because it fits. Keep the judgment inside the character’s world, then stop while the joke is still small.
Your turn
Review a cardboard box as though it were a luxury apartment.
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A little help finding your voice
How to write a funny cat review
Turn a box, a window, or a keyboard into a tiny cat-sized complaint.
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