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5.0 out of 5 stars A jokey, relaxed story, May 9 2007
By John Burns "Author of Runnerland, a novel for... (Vancouver, BC Canada) - See all my reviews
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Alexander McCall Smith is famous the world over for the genial No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency series. Transposing their unhurried pace, the keen observations on humanity, and the dramas of everyday life to kids' lit, McCall Smith debuts a new series centred on nine-year-old Harriet Bean. In the first installment, Harriet learns from her scatterbrained inventor father that she has five aunts -- but he's misplaced them. By story's end, Harriet has managed to reunite Veronica, Harmonica, Majolica, Japonica, and Thessalonika with her father, and to relocate the painter who never finished the family portrait before the six were disbanded. It's a jokey, relaxed story set in a Pippi Longstockings-ish key: bravery is rewarded, threats are never serious, and thank God for that. Not every tale can end badly, after all!
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