13 Little Blue Envelopes The Last Little Blue Envelope, Book 2, (Paperback)

from akreese

*This review contains spoilers for 13 Little Blue Envelopes.* The Last Little Blue Envelope has a slightly darker tone than the first book. Ginny is faced with a situation involving an extortionist named Oliver who she knows is not nice (and also might not be safe). She realizes though that she w...

from thelittlebookworm

The Little Bookworm Ginny never thought she'd see the last blue envelope from her summer trip to Europe at her late aunt's behest. Then suddenly it pops up in her e-mail, well a scan of the first page anyway, with a note from the finder that the last letter has instructions for her to find anothe...

from BookSwarm

I'm a total Maureen Johnson fangirl so I was absolutely ecstatic when I heard she wrote a follow up to 13 LITTLE BLUE ENVELOPES. We were all left hanging a bit at the end of that story, since Ginny's backpack was stolen along with all of the envelopes including the last one. Ginny sold her Aunt P...

from krissa

Over all, I enjoyed this book. It was a great wrap up for the previous book. With that said, there were parts that bugged me. Ginny is a teenage girl, about to graduate from high school. Don't you think she would know better than to let strange men blackmail her into going to other countries with...

from leftik

Ginny and The Crew are a delight to visit with once again and I could go on and on about Ginny's growing maturity and the relationships that seemed so natural, even with the large gap in publication dates between 13 Little Blue Envelopes and its long-awaited sequel.Instead, I will say that Mauree...