Boy Sherlock Holmes: Death in the Air (Series #02) (Paperback)

from paeonia

I am not sure what a young reader would make of this book. It would certainly resonate more with someone very familiar with the original Sherlock Holmes stories. The historical and geographical settings of the book are very well researched, but the story sometimes stalls on those details.

from paeonia

I am not sure what a young reader would make of this book. It would certainly resonate more with someone very familiar with the original Sherlock Holmes stories. The historical and geographical settings of the book are very well researched, but the story sometimes stalls on those details.

from BrynDahlquis

I didn't really like the first Boy Sherlock book, so I didn't expect to like this one. I wasn't disappointed. It kind of seems like everyone's lost their minds in this book. Sherlock himself, Malefactor, Irene... they're all SO ANGRY all the time. The only really good part is Sigerson Bell, who i...

from ElizaJane

Reason for Reading: Next in the series. This second book in the series really works on 13-year-old Sherlock Holmes character. Peacock is laying the groundwork for how the boy became the man with all his idiosyncrasies. The first book started him off on detective work and showed us where he came f...

from LibraryCin

3.5 stars In the second book in the series "starring" a 13-year old Sherlock Holmes, Holmes is watching a trapeze performance when one of the performers flies off the bar and lands near Holmes. It appears that someone cut the bar and Holmes is determined to find out who did it. Holmes is also cur...