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Rag Doll in the Attic was a very enjoyable book. The characters were very simple and entertaining. I did read this out of series order, however, it stood on its own. There were some references to previous adventures of the main character, Annie, but that just made you want to
start from the beginning. Which I will do.
start from the beginning. Which I will do.
Donna C. (darkcoffeeclouds) reviewed Rag Doll in the Attic (Annie's Attic, Bk 7) on + 114 more book reviews
Jan Fields really did a great job with this mystery. The story was very well thought out and the different parts were woven together perfectly. The story starts with Annie finding an old rag doll in the attic and she can't figure out who could have been its owner. She was sure it wasn't her mother who was never a doll person. Annie's friend and neighbor, Alice, meets a man who is visiting Stony Point to learn about and photograph the lighthouse. He is writing a book about lighthouses and the legends that tend to surround them. Alice and Annie decide to help him learn more about the legend and in the process solve the mystery of the doll.
Leanne D. (eclecticmusicmama) reviewed Rag Doll in the Attic (Annie's Attic, Bk 7) on + 426 more book reviews
Book seven of the Annie's Attic mysteries
I definitely recommend that you read this series in order. The characters are great, but their relationships are ever evolving, so you will miss so much if you read them out of order.
This was a great addition to the series, where we find out so much history of the town and learn more about the main character's mother, who was a missionary.
Quick and interesting read!
I definitely recommend that you read this series in order. The characters are great, but their relationships are ever evolving, so you will miss so much if you read them out of order.
This was a great addition to the series, where we find out so much history of the town and learn more about the main character's mother, who was a missionary.
Quick and interesting read!
I very much enjoyed this book, every page. Easy read, interesting and fun.
