Flavia de Luce As Chimney Sweepers Come to Dust, Book 7, (Paperback)

from ladycato

I received an early electronic copy of this book through NetGalley. I love the Flavia de Luce series very much, but I couldn't help but approach this volume with trepidation. I knew Flavia would be leaving behind her beloved Buckshaw estate, her eccentric family, and her murder-filled village as ...

from mamzel

In this episode, Flavia is shipped off to boarding school in Canada in the company of the school's chairman and wife. To say she is not happy is an understatement. It doesn't take long, however, before things get interesting. A girl breaks into her room hiding from a pursuer and a desiccated and ...

from lostinalibrary

"Banished!" There is no other word Flavia can use for her predicament in the latest in the Flavia de Luce series by author Alan Bradley. Flavia has been unceremoniously bundled up by her father and aunt and banished to the hinterlands, the far reaches of the British Empire, to attend Miss Bodycot...

from richardderus

Rating: 3.75* of five The Publisher Says: Hard on the heels of the return of her mother's body from the frozen reaches of the Himalayas, Flavia, for her indiscretions, is banished from her home at Buckshaw and shipped across the ocean to Miss Bodycote's Female Academy in Toronto, her mother's alm...

from NewsieQ

Our heroine, Flavia deLuce, age 12, has been "banished" from Britain and is now attending Miss Bodycote's Female Academy in Canada. Flavia's late mother also attended the school and her portrait occupies a place of honor among other illustrious graduates. No sooner has Flavia gotten tucked into b...