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ratherbereadin's review against another edition
4.0
Another enjoyable installment in this series.
Sunny was my favourite narrator growing up, although this may have been a biased opinion as she happens to be the narrator of my favourite ever book in the series (which I'm really looking forward to re-reading).
This is an enjoyable mystery that I don't think is quite as an obviously solvable as some of the other mysteries in the series.
Can't wait to continue re-reading this series.
Sunny was my favourite narrator growing up, although this may have been a biased opinion as she happens to be the narrator of my favourite ever book in the series (which I'm really looking forward to re-reading).
This is an enjoyable mystery that I don't think is quite as an obviously solvable as some of the other mysteries in the series.
Can't wait to continue re-reading this series.
sean67's review
3.0
Book 5 in the series as my Rodda-athon continue and this is book #38 by Rodda which I have to work out manually because well you know no most read authors etc.
sarahthornton's review
4.0
Ah we're back to attempted murder.
Villains abound in this installment, and Sunny has a refreshing voice, and a bit of PTSD from her dad leaving.
The visual image of the gang as bunnies is
Villains abound in this installment, and Sunny has a refreshing voice, and a bit of PTSD from her dad leaving.
The visual image of the gang as bunnies is
sarahthornton's review against another edition
4.0
Ah we're back to attempted murder.
Villains abound in this installment, and Sunny has a refreshing voice, and a bit of PTSD from her dad leaving.
The visual image of the gang as bunnies is
Villains abound in this installment, and Sunny has a refreshing voice, and a bit of PTSD from her dad leaving.
The visual image of the gang as bunnies is
sarahthornton's review against another edition
4.0
Ah we're back to attempted murder.
Villains abound in this installment, and Sunny has a refreshing voice, and a bit of PTSD from her dad leaving.
The visual image of the gang as bunnies is
Villains abound in this installment, and Sunny has a refreshing voice, and a bit of PTSD from her dad leaving.
The visual image of the gang as bunnies is
eyla's review against another edition
4.0
This book series is always a fun read, unfortunately just super difficult to find. I have 25 of the 30 books and my mum and I have been looking for years. We always keep an eye out for them cause they are such good books and by one of my favourite authors no less. I would recommend them to anyone who can find them, cute mystery novels that surprised me when I read them for the first time. Now they are an old series I return to often when I want something fresh to read or to take on a roadtrip (I don't like to allow my big books to get damaged). Anyway, this specific book was from Sunny's perspective and I love Sunny, she is probably my favourite character. Of course, due to the amount of times I have read the book, I found it hard to get back into, every word is so familiar that my eyes just run over the pages but I do enjoy the nostalgia that comes with it so no real complaints.