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The Last Little Blue Envelope
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Seventeen-year-old Ginny Blackstone precipitously travels from her home in New Jersey to London when she receives a message from an unknown man telling her he has the letters that were stolen just before she completed a series of mysterious tasks assigned by her now dead aunt, an artist.
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Add a CommentThe Last Little Blue Envelope is a wonderful sequel and Maureen Johnson's quirky wit and great skill continue to shine. While characters that I was very attached to in the previous novel reappear, none of them remain static and everyone grows. Ginny, who truly came into her own in the last novel, also continues to grow up in different ways from the last novel. Of course, it's not all serious character growth. There's mad antics and cross-Europe capers that provide a lovely bit of humour and will spark wanderlust in any reader. A great follow-up that will make any fan of the first novel very happy.
I found this book very good. But also very up and down on emotions! Oliver blackmailing Ginny, then her falling for him. Keith being Keith, and everyone! Good read.
Finished it within a day! Couldn't put it down, it was just too good! I'm glad that Maureen Johnson isn't an author who sticks to a one lover thing! Makes it more realistic-ish somehow :) Definitely recommend this to you teen romance book lovers!
This book doesn't have as much travel adventure excitement, but it is still just as amazing because of the new character development. It also finishes up all the loose ends between Aunt Peg and Ginny quite nicely. :)
Oliver+Ginny! YAAAAAY
I liked this better than the first book. It has a more mature vibe, since our character has grown up and is no longer quite as naive. The romance was a bit predictable, but also sweet, and I applaud an author who doesn't stick to the "one-love-per-life" concept and isn't afraid to risk undermining some elements of the first book. I think she did so very expertly, and loved it. Just like the first book, lots of travel descriptions, this time more through Ireland and France which is great. I was sad when it ended, and would wish for a sequel, but know there probably aren't enough ends left to launch one.
I liked the first book better but this gave a nice ending to the series
It was nice knowing what the last envelope said but I think the ending of the first book was great. They should have left it at that...
THIS IS WHAT A 5 STAR BOOK SHOULD BE LIKE! I loved thiss book soooo MUCH!! It even inspired me to travel and learn more about the world out there!
i absolutely LOVED 13 little blue envelopes and was soooooo excited that there was gonna be another one..the last little blue envelope was good..it wasnt as exciting as the first..and i thought the ending just kinda left you hangin with what happens to the characters..i wish they would give you more..but definatley a good read..