A review by nglofile
A Red Herring Without Mustard by Alan Bradley
5.0
Bradley doesn't disappoint. This is another stellar entry in a delightful and well-plotted series.
I adore the Note to the Reader in the back: "In order to provide sufficiently dramatic lighting for this story, I must admit to having tinkered slightly here and there with the phases of the moon, though the reader may rest assured that, having finished, I've put everything back exactly as it was."
I adore the Note to the Reader in the back: "In order to provide sufficiently dramatic lighting for this story, I must admit to having tinkered slightly here and there with the phases of the moon, though the reader may rest assured that, having finished, I've put everything back exactly as it was."