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Librarybelle
The Bletchley Riddle | Ruta Sepetys, Steve Sheinkin
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Pickpick

Carryover read from 2024. Overall, a good middle grade book set at Bletchley Park. There‘s a mystery element, along with code breaking and ciphers. It seemed like the ending was a bit rushed. Still, fun read.

I finished this at my parents‘ house with one of their cats Della on my lap.

dabbe 🖤🐾🖤 3mo
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Sharpeipup
The Bletchley Riddle | Ruta Sepetys, Steve Sheinkin
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Some Sunday reading now that grocery shopping is complete and laundry is underway.

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Nebklvr
The Bletchley Riddle | Ruta Sepetys, Steve Sheinkin
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This was a riveting story of codebreaking, spies, and a country under pressure from its enemies. There was a fantastic blending of historical information with fascinating characters and a well-paced plot. I do wish the ending had been tied up a bit better.

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Amie
Bletchley Riddle | Ruta Sepetys, Steve Sheinkin
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Middle grade historical fiction set at Bletchley Park during WWII. Lizzie is a clever girl who escapes her guardian who is supposed to take her from London to her grandmother in Cleveland. She joins her brother, a code breaker, at Bletchley Park and investigates their mothers disappearance.

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CaramelLunacy
The Bletchley Riddle | Ruta Sepetys, Steve Sheinkin
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"But let's be honest, shall we? When adults tell a child or a teenager that they're precocious, what they're really saying is, 'Please don't say that aloud.'"

The accuracy...

Ruthiella 😂😂😂 5mo
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lkatz59
The Bletchley Riddle | Ruta Sepetys, Steve Sheinkin
Pickpick

I absolutely loved this book for so many reasons. Next I love books based on historical events, especially ones I am not familiar with. This book starts off with a riddle and I was hooked. I fell in love with Lizzie. Her character was so funny I would laugh out loud. This was a fantastic book and both authors worked so well together with their writing. This book is definitely a winner in my opinion and I would highly recommend it.

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kdowli01
Bletchley Riddle | Ruta Sepetys, Steve Sheinkin

I think I'm an outlier here, but I didn't really enjoy this as much as I'd hoped. I thought it was a really interesting premise but I found the writing to be clunky. This definitely reads as more of a middle-grade book, so perhaps this would have worked better if at least Lizzie was younger.

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NotCool
Fall of the House of X/Rise of the Powers of X | Gerry Duggan, Marvel Various
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I really like this series. It‘s messy and all over the place. But I like the characterizations and complexities of so many of these characters. It‘s big, and top heavy. But I‘ll miss Krakoa.

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Hooked_on_books
Fall of Man in Wilmslow | David Lagercrantz
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Bailedbailed

I‘m fine with slow-paced books, but this one is like watching paint dry.

Soubhiville 🤣 that doesn‘t sound fun. 4y
Hooked_on_books @Soubhiville The interesting thing is that this is the writer who picked up the Millennium series books after Steig Larsson died and he‘s done a great job with them. So I know he can craft a good book! Too bad he didn‘t here. It was a wretched experience. 😵‍💫 4y
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Matt_Austin
Fall of Man in Wilmslow | David Lagercrantz
Mehso-so

Got the audiobook and if I had tried to read it myself I would have put it down before halfway. I loved the parts about Alan and his life but just couldn‘t really getting it the detective‘s story. The ending did hit me in the feels a bit. Overall I just didn‘t love it.