The Last Little Blue Envelope (Little Blue Envelopes, #2) - Maureen Johnson ★★★ 288 pgs
After having spent her summer traveling throughout Europe, following the instructions that her Aunt left her in letters, Ginny thinks her biggest adventure is behind her. Now, as she struggles to write her college entrance essay's, she gets a mysterious e-mail. She never thought she'd get to see the last letter her Aunt wrote her, but now a piece of it has appeared on her computer screen with instructions for her to retrieve her final instructions. Gin thinks she'll make a quick trip to London to get her letter back, but nothing is as easy as she expects.
I love these books. They're light YA reads, but kids get bits and pieces of different countries, and small lessons in art and life. I would love for someone to leave me letters and money to travel the world. Although, I would try and enjoy my travels more than Ginny does. It's understandable that she is still dealing with coming to terms with her Aunts death, but she spends a lot of time skulking. I enjoyed this one a bit more than the first one, since Oliver was much more interesting than Keith. Although, Keith and all his antics are back. Also, Ginny starts to come a bit more into her own and slowly starts to figure out what she wants. She's not there yet, but things look like they're heading in the right direction. I enjoyed the ending and I hope there's another book to come.
This one will release on April 26th.
After having spent her summer traveling throughout Europe, following the instructions that her Aunt left her in letters, Ginny thinks her biggest adventure is behind her. Now, as she struggles to write her college entrance essay's, she gets a mysterious e-mail. She never thought she'd get to see the last letter her Aunt wrote her, but now a piece of it has appeared on her computer screen with instructions for her to retrieve her final instructions. Gin thinks she'll make a quick trip to London to get her letter back, but nothing is as easy as she expects.
I love these books. They're light YA reads, but kids get bits and pieces of different countries, and small lessons in art and life. I would love for someone to leave me letters and money to travel the world. Although, I would try and enjoy my travels more than Ginny does. It's understandable that she is still dealing with coming to terms with her Aunts death, but she spends a lot of time skulking. I enjoyed this one a bit more than the first one, since Oliver was much more interesting than Keith. Although, Keith and all his antics are back. Also, Ginny starts to come a bit more into her own and slowly starts to figure out what she wants. She's not there yet, but things look like they're heading in the right direction. I enjoyed the ending and I hope there's another book to come.
This one will release on April 26th.
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