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A review by thefamousjb
A Girl Named Digit by Annabel Monaghan
3.0
Digit and John work together to stay safe and stay one step ahead of the bad guys. They bond over reading the encrypted conversations between terrorists and realize they have more in common than they think. She’s only 17… but will soon be 18 (which she keeps reminding John), so there’s that whole forbidden love thing. Their relationship is a fun one, or at least as fun as it can be while trying to not get killed.
I read a lot of spy books. A lot. But one thing this book has that most don’t is a focus on codes. Digit has to explain to those around her how she cracks a code (we can’t all be geniuses, now), and it’s fascinating to learn about. I do wish there had been a bit more emphasis on code cracking though, because you never know when it will come in handy to know the Fibonacci series.
Overall, this was a cute, fun, quick read sure to be enjoyed by those who like romance and taking down the bad guys.
I read a lot of spy books. A lot. But one thing this book has that most don’t is a focus on codes. Digit has to explain to those around her how she cracks a code (we can’t all be geniuses, now), and it’s fascinating to learn about. I do wish there had been a bit more emphasis on code cracking though, because you never know when it will come in handy to know the Fibonacci series.
Overall, this was a cute, fun, quick read sure to be enjoyed by those who like romance and taking down the bad guys.