Can you recommend some cat - related mystery novels?

Sure. 'The Cat Who...' series by Lilian Jackson Braun is quite popular. It features a cat named Koko who often helps solve mysteries.

Well, 'Dog On It' by Spencer Quinn is a wonderful one. It has a dog named Chet as the narrator, and he and his human partner get involved in all sorts of mysteries. The dog's perspective makes it really interesting as he notices things that humans might miss.

One great cat - related fantasy novel is 'The Cat Who...' series by Lilian Jackson Braun. It features a smart cat named Koko who often helps solve mysteries in a small - town setting. Another is 'Warriors' by Erin Hunter. It's about clans of wild cats and their battles, adventures, and complex social structures. There's also 'Puss in Boots' which has been adapted into various fantasy - like stories with the clever cat as the main character.

I'm not sure of a specific mystery novel solely dedicated to cheese as the main theme off the top of my head, but in some cozy mystery novels set in rural areas or small villages, cheese - making could be a part of the local culture. A mystery might occur within the context of a cheese - making competition, where there are rivalries among the participants and something sinister happens, like a competitor's special cheese recipe is stolen or sabotaged.

There might be some indie or lesser - known mystery novels with a Claire character. You could also try asking in mystery - novel - focused forums or groups. They might be able to point you to some great reads with a Claire in them.

One famous dolphin - related mystery novel could be 'The Dolphin's Cry' by Karen Harper. It weaves a tale of mystery around dolphins and the secrets of the sea.

One cat - related novel could be 'The Cat Who...' series by Lilian Jackson Braun. It features a cat named Koko who often helps solve mysteries in a small - town setting.

One popular cat - related English visual novel is 'Nekopara'. It features cute catgirls and has an interesting story set in a world where human - cat hybrids exist. The art is really charming.

Sure. 'The Cat Who Saw Red' is a great choice. It has a cat that seems to be aware of things that humans miss, which helps in the mystery - solving. Another is 'The Cat Who Played Brahms'. The cat in this novel is quite intelligent and helps the main character figure out the mystery. And 'The Cat Who Knew Shakespeare' is also wonderful, as the cat's behavior and actions are related to the mystery.

The 'Mrs. Murphy' series, starting with 'Wish You Were Here', is also beginner - friendly. The writing is engaging and the mysteries are not overly complicated. You'll enjoy following the adventures of Mrs. Murphy and her friends as they assist Harry in solving crimes. It has a great small - town feel to it.