![]() There were scenes where they were quite interesting ( e.g. There were a few good points about the book. ![]() I didn't enjoy the book because: there were a lot of confusing words that I didn't know, there were only a few scenes where there was suspense (nearly getting you off your seat) and a few scenes/chapters you have to read repeatedly to understand where they are and what they are doing. Also, I'll read Elizabeth Wein's other both about Julie, Codename Verity, as I enjoyed the Pearl Thief. I wanted to keep reading to find out who the murderer was and who stole the pearls. The story is interesting as the book is set in the 1930's in Scotland, which I did not know much about before reading. One of the best parts of the book is the characters, Mary the librarian, Euan and Ellen the twins and the main heroine, Julie. I enjoyed reading this book - a mystery that will keep you guessing until the end. I would give this book 2.5 stars out of 5. There are some predictable parts in the book. She is also very accurately described and an intriguing character. She has an own atmosphere and has a strong impression that can set the mood. ![]() ![]() I really liked the first appearance of Ellen McEwen. For example, Julia slowly becomes more mature and grown up as the story goes on. I also like how some characters are developed throughout the book. It's a story that is completely unique and the writer does a very good job of describing the scenery. ![]()
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