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REVIEW: Mistletoe and Murder
Dec. 27th, 2017 08:41 amMistletoe and Murder: Robin Stevens (Puffin 2016)
A Murder Most Unladylike/Wells and Wong mystery
As alluded to at the end of the previous book in the series, ‘Jolly Foul Play’, Hazel and Daisy go to Cambridge for Christmas, meeting all the members of the Junior Pinkerton society. Inevitably, they come across a mystery or two and it’s no surprise that murder is committed soon thereafter.
This was my Christmas Day book – I’d pretty much decided to read it then when I bought my copy. I read it in three sittings, and I’m still trying to decide what I made of it. ( Read more... )
A Murder Most Unladylike/Wells and Wong mystery
As alluded to at the end of the previous book in the series, ‘Jolly Foul Play’, Hazel and Daisy go to Cambridge for Christmas, meeting all the members of the Junior Pinkerton society. Inevitably, they come across a mystery or two and it’s no surprise that murder is committed soon thereafter.
This was my Christmas Day book – I’d pretty much decided to read it then when I bought my copy. I read it in three sittings, and I’m still trying to decide what I made of it. ( Read more... )
Tags:
- authors: s,
- discussion of girls' education,
- discussion: gender,
- discussion: racism,
- discussion: university life,
- genre: adventure,
- genre: children detectives,
- genre: girl detective(s),
- genre: historical,
- genre: holiday adventure,
- genre: mystery,
- genre: university life/story,
- historical setting: between world wars,
- review: book,
- review: r stevens,
- series: wells and wong mysteries
