Brief synopsis (no spoilers): Things are disappearing from the theater and the company must discover who the culprit is.
Category: Juvenile/Middle School
Why I chose this book: Third in the trilogy
My personal opinion: I only forced myself to finish because it was the end of the series. I didn't really have my heart into it though. The story just seemed stale.
Warnings
Language: None
Violence: Minor/non descriptive fights between characters
"Adult" situations: None
Death: Those occurring in previous books mentioned
Movie rating equivalent: PG
Protagonist description: Widge does grow up a bit in this book - he helps take care of some of the children at the orphanage, he worries about the things the heads of the troupe are worried about, he develops a crush on a girl, and he tries to write his own play.
Point of view of story: Widge
Book length: Short
Story flow: Fluid
Grammar and spelling issues: Several European slang words. Widge speaks with a dialect that can be awkward to understand
Character connection (no spoilers): None
Category: Juvenile/Middle School
Why I chose this book: Third in the trilogy
My personal opinion: I only forced myself to finish because it was the end of the series. I didn't really have my heart into it though. The story just seemed stale.
Warnings
Language: None
Violence: Minor/non descriptive fights between characters
"Adult" situations: None
Death: Those occurring in previous books mentioned
Movie rating equivalent: PG
Protagonist description: Widge does grow up a bit in this book - he helps take care of some of the children at the orphanage, he worries about the things the heads of the troupe are worried about, he develops a crush on a girl, and he tries to write his own play.
Point of view of story: Widge
Book length: Short
Story flow: Fluid
Grammar and spelling issues: Several European slang words. Widge speaks with a dialect that can be awkward to understand
Character connection (no spoilers): None
For series:
Independent or integral: Integral
Series review as a whole: Stop after the first
If you only have time for one, read: The Shakespeare Stealer, first in series
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