This book was gripping to read and easy to follow along with as the characters problem solved the mystery with poem clues and deceptive characters. The play on words and literal use of "poetry and justice: was a clever narrative device and came so well together in each chapter.
The authors gave a us a good length book here while also keeping details succinct. For example, at times we have specifics but other times the details were not needed, like with thisL "Brody suggested stopping at the diner to plan their next steps. Once inside, they snagged a booth and ordered a basic breakfast." Without the authors going into details - we could imagine our version of the booth setting and the basic breakfast - while staying immersed in the next part of the unfolding story, which was meeting with a professor.
The various psychological details in the story made sense; for example, not making an appointment and deciding to drop in (surprise the person) so they could not prepare or create a fictional felt smart. This is important in detective work and aligned with other realistic elements.
Another takeaway for me was the setting of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. I have only been there once, but feel like I know the city so much more from Poetic Justice (in the Rascal Todd series). It will be fun to visit the city again and visit some of the areas mentioned in Poetic Justice (like Forbes Avenue, the Oakland area, etc).
In sum, Dan Antion and Willow Willers teamed up astutely to give readers an exciting story that touches your heart at the end with the dedication to the heroes who lost their lives in the Vietnam War, or those came home displaced, and disrespected, displaced, and not helped properly. I think readers will enjoy this book.
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Yvette PriorBeoordeeld in de Verenigde Staten op 31 augustus 2025
Engaging mystery story with relatable characters and lets you feel some of Pittsburgh, PA
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This book was gripping to read and easy to follow along with as the characters problem solved the mystery with poem clues and deceptive characters. The play on words and literal use of "poetry and justice: was a clever narrative device and came so well together in each chapter.Yvette PriorEngaging mystery story with relatable characters and lets you feel some of Pittsburgh, PA
Beoordeeld in de Verenigde Staten op 31 augustus 2025
The authors gave a us a good length book here while also keeping details succinct. For example, at times we have specifics but other times the details were not needed, like with thisL "Brody suggested stopping at the diner to plan their next steps. Once inside, they snagged a booth and ordered a basic breakfast." Without the authors going into details - we could imagine our version of the booth setting and the basic breakfast - while staying immersed in the next part of the unfolding story, which was meeting with a professor.
The various psychological details in the story made sense; for example, not making an appointment and deciding to drop in (surprise the person) so they could not prepare or create a fictional felt smart. This is important in detective work and aligned with other realistic elements.
Another takeaway for me was the setting of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. I have only been there once, but feel like I know the city so much more from Poetic Justice (in the Rascal Todd series). It will be fun to visit the city again and visit some of the areas mentioned in Poetic Justice (like Forbes Avenue, the Oakland area, etc).
In sum, Dan Antion and Willow Willers teamed up astutely to give readers an exciting story that touches your heart at the end with the dedication to the heroes who lost their lives in the Vietnam War, or those came home displaced, and disrespected, displaced, and not helped properly. I think readers will enjoy this book.
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