I'm not experienced in using MongoDB or a relational database like MySQL, but from the examples I've seen, MongoDB (using mongoose) seems easier to use for javascript developers than CQL using SQL-like syntax.
Just because I haven't used either, doesn't mean I cannot speculate. I didn't claim to be the preeminent expert.
"CQL aims to be an easier way to read and write to Cassandra databases. CQL was designed to closely resemble SQL, easing the burden of developers being exposed to Cassandra for the first time."
Mongoose uses javascript objects to write to MongoDB. Unless you have a lot of SQL experience, I don't see how using SQL-like syntax will be easier than using mongoose.
Mongodb and Cassandra are two completely different technologies with completely different use cases. Mongodb is more of a general database although its apparently used more and more for analytics whereas cassandra is more for parts of applications that need very high throughput.
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Mongoose uses javascript objects to write to MongoDB. Unless you have a lot of SQL experience, I don't see how using SQL-like syntax will be easier than using mongoose.