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A review by rebeccasreadingrambles
What Time the Sexton's Spade Doth Rust by Alan Bradley
5.0
YES! This is the book we've been waiting for. Emotion, stunning, hilarious and also tearful, the best characters and the best village and the best writing. I devoured this book and can only hope we will get more (especially after that ending because I cannot wait to see how Flavia goes from there). I loved seeing more of Undine (even thou she irked Flavia) because she provided much-needed comic relief. This book was equal parts so very cozy and so very heart-pounding. Flavia is my all-time favorite fictional character and sleuth and so this book was so fun. I was fascinated by the chemical processes and how they were vital to the investigation (also the reference to the mass spec - a flashback to my college days). I love how she works with Dogger and how he treats her as an equal. I don't want to even give one thing away, so suffice it to say that this book is perfection especially if you are a fan of the series.
Note: I listened to the audiobook and I HIGHLY recommend that format for this whole series; the narration is perfection.
Thanks to the publisher for a free ebook copy and free audiobook copy; my review and thoughts are my own.
Note: I listened to the audiobook and I HIGHLY recommend that format for this whole series; the narration is perfection.
Thanks to the publisher for a free ebook copy and free audiobook copy; my review and thoughts are my own.