I am a fan of historical fiction. I was concerned with the seriousness of the topic. Although there were many deaths, there was a fair share of joy. SPOILER ALERT - Hopkinson did write a happy ending for the main character, Eel. I do have one complaint. The author never told us Eel's real name. Not that his name is important but I was curious. I enjoyed this book but it did not take over Counting By 7's as my choice for the Oregon Readers Choice Award.
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Tuesday, July 7, 2015
The Great Trouble: A Mystery of London the Blue Death, and a Boy Called Eel by Deborah Hopkinson
Finished book
I am a fan of historical fiction. I was concerned with the seriousness of the topic. Although there were many deaths, there was a fair share of joy. SPOILER ALERT - Hopkinson did write a happy ending for the main character, Eel. I do have one complaint. The author never told us Eel's real name. Not that his name is important but I was curious. I enjoyed this book but it did not take over Counting By 7's as my choice for the Oregon Readers Choice Award.
I am a fan of historical fiction. I was concerned with the seriousness of the topic. Although there were many deaths, there was a fair share of joy. SPOILER ALERT - Hopkinson did write a happy ending for the main character, Eel. I do have one complaint. The author never told us Eel's real name. Not that his name is important but I was curious. I enjoyed this book but it did not take over Counting By 7's as my choice for the Oregon Readers Choice Award.
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