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Edition Language:	English
Series:	Verity Sparks #3

Verity Sparks and the Scarlet Hand (Verity Sparks #3) Kindle Edition | Pages: 199 pages

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Title	:	Verity Sparks and the Scarlet Hand (Verity Sparks #3)
Author	:	Susan Green
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 199 pages
Published	:	July 1st 2015 by Walker
Categories	:	Mystery. Historical. Childrens. Middle Grade

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Castlemaine, 1880. Verity Sparks is on holiday with her friends, but the fun soon comes to an end when someone is kidnapped. Verity tries to investigate, but her psychic gift creates more mysteries than it solves. Why was a red glove left at the crime scene? And who is the ghostly woman following her? Can Verity use her courage and skills to solve the crime before it’s too late?

Verity Sparks and the Scarlet Hand is a historical junior fiction novel by award-winning Australian author Susan Green. The first story in this detective adventure series for younger readers, The Truth About Verity Sparks, was Honour Book in the 2012 Children’s Book Council of Australia (CBCA) Book of the Year Awards.Read more of Verity’s investigations into the paranormal in Verity Sparks, Lost and Found (Book 2) or at http://veritysparks.com/

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A fun read even for a big kid!

Took me a few chapters to get into this book, trying to remember who everyone was but then I was hooked. I liked the castlemaine section (I am geographically biased) but what I most enjoyed was the mystery. I was trying to work out what had happened and I love a book that makes me think. Verity, as always, is an engaging and intriguing character. Thoroughly enjoyable read.

I loved the first two and so by comparison this one was really good, but not as amazing as the first two. I felt that this book ended the series and I was disappointed by that. I was hoping that there would be more in the series as the first two were simply brilliant.

After reading the first two Verity Sparks I was happy to read this new addition to the series, but unfortunately this book was nothing more than one 'Scooby-Doo' cliché after another.What has happen to the Verity we used to know? She turned from a feisty, resourceful young lady, into a quavering, wavering milk-sop. If she's not being obtuse and failing to understand the completely obvious, she's (view spoiler)[ jumping at shadows and being spooked out by a fairly innocuous distant relative.

Took me a few chapters to get into this book, trying to remember who everyone was but then I was hooked. I liked the castlemaine section (I am geographically biased) but what I most enjoyed was the mystery. I was trying to work out what had happened and I love a book that makes me think. Verity, as always, is an engaging and intriguing character. Thoroughly enjoyable read.

I had a false start with this one. I started then put it down and wasn't going to pick it back up but I am glad I did. Once I was reading I couldn't stop, I was so curious about who was behind it all.A sad ending as well.The only issue I had was that we never really fond out why Miss Deane didn't want to marry SP (other than the slightly awkward proposal). They all speculated but a reason was never given. (view spoiler)[Of course she changes her mind but still (hide spoiler)]

Brilliant book