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- JMED
- 11-16-17
Amazing performance, well done Maggie Service!
I have yet to read Elizabeth's Wein's other books but picked this one up on a whim through Audible's Daily Deals. I'm really glad that I did and am now looking forward to eventually reading "Code Name Verity",
I really loved the performance of this audiobook. It seems to be the first one by Maggie Service, or the first one on audible, and I sincerely hope she does more. She really brought this story to life and did so well at creating subtle differences between the characters.
The characters were fun to follow through the development of their relationships and through the story I kept wanting to know how the mystery would work out. Without creating any spoilers, I do feel that the end of the story left me with wanting something more in the resolution.
I enjoyed the exploration of the contrast between Julie's life and the life of the Scottish Travelers and was always pleased when Julie and her family would stand up for the travelers. This book definitely made me interested in learning more about the Scottish traveler lifestyle and the history of Scottish pearls.
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- Tina
- 12-17-17
Interesting story unusual.
Interesting and unusual story with some historical relevance. Narration was well done and entertaining for listeners.
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- R. M. Chick
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A rich and compelling novel of 1930’s Scotland and the complex class distinctions.
In no other novel have I met such a diverse and interesting cast of characters in a setting so beautiful and unique!
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- Erin Brown
- 02-16-24
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I am such a SUCKER for all Historical Fiction! This book was very beautifully written with such a wonderful story! Historical fiction mixed with mystery and an ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL LGBTQIA+ story was so well done!!! I’m so excited to read the rest of this story!
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- Florence
- 12-16-17
This is no Verity. Alas.
Even though "Code Name Verity" was listed as a YA book, I read it and fell in love with it. On the basis of that, I purchased this book. Same author, same character ; but a few years before. Had it not been for the excellent narration ; the descriptions of the pearls and pearl collecting; and the background regarding the travellers, I'd have given up long before the end. As it was, I hung on, hoping against hope to find any excitement in the story. This really is a coming of age story ...all tease and no action (and I am referring to the story here!)
A day after wading through the entire thing, I'd forgotten almost the entire plot. It did nothing for me (except pique my curiosity about travellers in Scotland, and freshwater pearls.)
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- Elisabeth Carey
- 11-16-17
Teenage girl caught in a mystery in 1930s Scotland
Julia Beaufort-Stuart is fifteen years old, and hasn't yet learned to fly. She's at her grandfather's estate for the summer, and was looking forward to a last, happy summer holiday there.
When she wakes up in the hospital, with little memory of the events that led to her injuries, she knows it's not going to be a normal summer.
Euan and Ellen McEwan, Scots Traveller teens who found her and got her to the hospital, start out as her best chance of finding out what happened. Gradually, they become her friends. Meanwhile, events get stranger and stranger. Hugh Houseman, a scholar employed to help catalog the Murray Hoard and other valuables attached to the estate, disappears on the same day Julia is hurt. A collection of pearls that was part of the Murray Hoard, and which Julia remembers playing with as a young child, is missing and no one else seems to care about it.
And then a body is found, dismembered, but believed to be Houseman's. When it's determined that Houseman was murdered, rather than dying accidentally or by suicide, the Travellers are the favorite suspects. The growing friendship between the McEwans and the Beaufort-Stuarts means Julia experiences first-hand some of the prejudice and discrimination against the Travellers.
Julia is flirting with Frank Dunbar, another scholar employed on the estate, after giving him the impression she's a few weeks from her eighteenth, not her sixteenth, birthday. Her youngest brother, Jamie, is interested in Ellen McEwan. Their French grandmother's companion, Solange, was involved with Houseman. When older brother Sandy arrives, to take on the work Houseman was doing, he gets very friendly with Mary Kinneard, the librarian. There seem to be people prowling the estate at night, who just don't seem to be the hired night watchmen.
Julia is coming of age while her family is going through a major transition, and while no awareness of it seems to have reached the Beaufort-Stuarts in Scotland yet, Europe is sliding toward war. She's not yet interested in flying--but she does know she doesn't want to stay home and live a quiet life, either as either a married woman or as a professional woman like Mary. I could not stop listening to this audiobook.
A minor point, but I noticed it: Unlike most of the books I've read or listened to lately, this is told entirely from Julia's point of view. We only know what she knows, and what we can infer from what she knows. She's a smart teenager, but she's a teenager, who has led a relatively sheltered life--more sheltered even that her brother Jamie, because it's the 1930s, and they're from an aristocratic family. Anyone who has read Code Name Verity knows she'll go on to experiences that are anything but sheltered, but this is a look at her life before that. Wein wants us to get to know her characters, and look at them from different parts of their experience.
Recommended.
I bought this audiobook.
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- Schuhmacher22
- 09-07-19
Great Narration, Good Story
First I want to say this is a really good story, but it wasn't quite Verity good, and that is the standard I hold Ms. Wein to in my head.
I absolutely loved the narrator, she brought these Scottish characters to life and made the book immensely more enjoyable than I think it would have been if I had read it myself.
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- Lisa
- 01-22-18
I thoroughly enjoyed the history. Fiction A+.
Great Narrator. She was able to distinguish the characters very well. The author did a great work of fiction with true history intertwined. It is an author like her for whom I have developed an increasing interest in our world's magnificent history.
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- Mamamama
- 05-17-17
Fantastic!
Julie is a wonderful character. I read this after Code Name Verity and both books are engaging stories filled with strong female characters and vivid locations. The Pearl Thief is a bit of coming of age and a bit of mystery. The narration is incredibly well done and brings the listener right into the plot.
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- Lucy'sMom
- 11-20-17
Not as good as Code Name Verity
I read Code Name Verity and enjoyed it so thought I'd read this one as well. I didn't enjoy it as much. I thought this book dragged a bit and did not always hold my attention. Although the narrator did a great job with the various characters and their way of speah.
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