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| Original Title: | Cat Among the Pigeons |
| ISBN: | 1405224231 (ISBN13: 9781405224239) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Cat Royal Adventures #2 |
Julia Golding
Hardcover | Pages: 366 pages Rating: 4.2 | 2019 Users | 112 Reviews
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MYSTERY, DISGUISES, AND A FIGHT FOR FREEDOM.
The second episode in the CAT ROYAL ADVENTURE series plunges readers into the underbelly of London in a mission for justice. Pedro’s old slave master wants him back, but his friends on Drury Lane won’t give him up without a fight. Disguised as a boy, Cat enters an aristocratic boarding school and scales the heights of London society before joining a street gang to probe its depths, all to secure the freedom of her friend. Like THE DIAMOND OF DRURY LANE, CAT AMONG THE PIGEONS features mysteries, theatrical spectacles, the evil Billy “Boil” Shepherd, and, of course, the irrepressible Cat, who never fails to stir up trouble and save the day wherever she goes. Coming in Spring 2009, Cat travels to Paris during the French Revolution in DEN OF THIEVES.
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| Title | : | Cat Among the Pigeons (Cat Royal Adventures #2) |
| Author | : | Julia Golding |
| Book Format | : | Hardcover |
| Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 366 pages |
| Published | : | August 7th 2006 by Egmont Books |
| Categories | : | Historical. Historical Fiction. Young Adult. Adventure. Mystery. Fiction |
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Ratings: 4.2 From 2019 Users | 112 ReviewsAssessment Epithetical Books Cat Among the Pigeons (Cat Royal Adventures #2)
I gave the first book in this series 4 very weak stars, out of the goodness of my heart really. Truth be told, I found it a bit hard to stitch it together... On one hand the gritty realism of poverty, inequality and violence, and on the other hand the outlandish! ease with which every difficulty always sorted itself out in the end, like when a fairy godmother waves her magic wand. And how many fairy godmothers did there float about in the London gutters of the 1790's? Not many, that's my guess,Lovely sequel to The Diamond of Drury Lane, with more irrepressible behavior and spiffy 18th-century slang from Cat Royal, resident orphan of the Drury Lane Theater.Like its predecessor, this story's best asset is in its cast of characters, and includes both high- and low-born alike. Pedro, the former slave/violin prodigy and co-inhabitant of the theater, is in peril. His former owner has tracked him down and claims to have the right to reenslave him. The theater and theater-going public
I love it!!! For the first book and half of the second I was totally in love with Syd. And now for some reason, it's all Billy!! He's without a doubt the most captivating bad guy I have ever know. (He beats out Heathcliff for me) I wish he was real. I can't get over him. These books have me caught in their grasp!! I love them. Golding has hit that sacred realm of my favorite authors. She is matched up with Jacques, Alcott, and Montgomery, and a couple others whose names escape me!
I have read the first book and as it is the weekend yesterday i borrowed the second one from my school library i loved it so much that i(literally) didnt put it down all day infact it has been so good thatit only took a day start to finish to read all of the 360 pages that it could offer. i am so excited that it didnt have to end there as on monday i will surely borrow den of thieves... I hate you billy boil!!! ... well now i have nothing to do with the remainder of the weekend why did the book
A little something different from the usual stories I've read. It is set sometime in the regency era (I think), usually used in romance novels but this time, the characters are not adults but children. It regales the adventures of Cat, an orphan, and her friends as they try to protect her best friend from being sent back to slavery. Good lesson for children, to have faith that they, too, can do something to change the world even if they are still young.Honestly, however, everything about the
Love Love LOVE it. So so Funny
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