from Lman

With Birds of a Feather, I firmly believe this second instalment of Maisie Dobbs will appease those readers irked at the lesser emphasis on mystery in the first; crime holds a much greater sway in this story. However, happily for me, the historical and societal elements of the era are still at pl...

from ctpress

Another good crime story and again with an aspect of WWI as part of the crime. It will be interesting to see if Maisie Dobbs ever get out of her shell and find happiness and love - she's cold and reserved most of the time and I feel even as we read about her inner life and thoughts there a places...

from rainpebble

Birds of a Feather by Maisie Dobbs; (4*); Book 2 of 13; cosy mystery; library Another little Maisie Dobbs mystery. I love these books. Comforting and relaxing. Maisie is a private investigator who, in this particular instance, is searching for a missing person and comes across a multiple murder s...

from jennyo

I forgot to make an entry on this one yesterday, but I read it over the weekend and really enjoyed it. This is the second book in Winspear's Maisie Dobbs series. Maisie's an intriguing heroine; she went in service to an English Lady when she was 13. Fortunately, the Lady was progressive, recogniz...

from rennerra

LIked this one better than the first, mostly because of the info on the "white feather society." Really interesting to be reading this while I was working on Nanowrimo 2005, since I was writing on WWI.