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I'm just so shook rn

Eating this up

Ginny Gordon is by the same author of the first six Trixie Belden books, and I can tell that she is a prototype for Trixie. The setting and characters are very similar. It's fun so far. I like Ginny.
I'm so glad Campbell did away with these 12-year-old twin terrors in the Trixie books, though, because they are annoying af

I'm loving this book so far. Rilla and her character arc remind me a lot of Jane Austen's Emma, who is one of my favorite Austen characters.

Time to finish this series!!!

If this is going where I think it's going I am NOT going to be happy about it

Someone tell me how this woman living in 1789 got a 6-foot-tall feminist model for a husband 🤨

This book was tolerable and somewhat intriguing until the section with Miss Clack. GET ME OUT OF HER HEAD I BEG YOU PLEASE

I intend to read this book's companion, "Against Calvinism," after I finish this one. I'm interested to hear both perspectives.

You know when a book is so good you want to EAT it? Like just take a bite and chew on it? Just me? Ok.

90% of the slang in this book is incomprehensible to me and I love it

I don’t fully understand what is happening, but I do know it is hilarious.

This is definitely not what I was expecting, nor what I was in the mood for. Yet, I read on

Enjoying this way more than I thought I would!

Not the info dump 10 pages in 😥

What is happening rn

I used a random number generator to choose my next audiobook from the 138 books on my TBR, and it picked this. I like it because I really do want to read this, but I don’t know if I ever would have picked it myself out of the “stack.”

So good!!!!

Please Agatha get to the point I love you but respectfully I don’t care about this conversation the prime minister and a random diplomat are having and I don’t want to see anything outside of the POV of Tommy or Tuppence 😭😭

There have been far too many coincidences to be realistic at all, but it’s a lot of fun so far. I really like the dynamic between Tommy and Tuppence.

So far, the main point of the book—the romance—is really bad. It provides a great glimpse into 1940s culture, though. The slang and customs are so outdated and I love it.

Not really sure what I’m getting into with this one 😭 This was written by a college student in the early 1940s. It could be either really good or really terrible. We’ll see!

This was written as a filler book after all the other books and it shows

Here goes nothing . . .