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Day 30: JOMPBPC: Read In November
My November, 2021 reading wrap-up! 💞
Title: Murder at the Museum | Author: Lena Jones | Publisher: HarperCollins (2019)
Day 1: JOMPBPC: TBR This Month
My immediate TBR for November, 2021! 💞
Agatha Oddly is a bright, clever middle-grade mystery series filled with puzzles, secret clues, detective work, and a heroine who treats every ordinary day like it might secretly be the start of a case.
The series follows Agatha Oddly, a sharp and determined young detective living in London with her father. Agatha loves mysteries more than almost anything, and she notices details everyone else misses — which means she has a habit of stumbling into suspicious situations and immediately deciding she must investigate. Whether it’s hidden messages, stolen objects, or strange things happening around the city, Agatha is convinced there’s always a clue waiting to be found.
What makes the books especially fun is Agatha herself. She’s curious, confident, and genuinely clever without feeling unreal. She’s observant in a way that feels believable — the kind of character who would absolutely notice something tiny and somehow connect it to a much bigger mystery. Her love of logic and problem-solving makes the mysteries feel interactive too, because readers can try piecing things together alongside her.
A lot of readers enjoy the cozy London setting as well. There’s a classic detective-story charm to the series — secret notebooks, city adventures, unusual suspects — but with a very modern and accessible tone. The friendships and family dynamics also keep things warm and fun between the mystery-solving.
The mysteries themselves are usually lighter than intense, so readers wanting super high-stakes twists may find them simple. But that’s also part of the charm — the focus stays on curiosity, clever clues, and the excitement of solving things.
Overall, Agatha Oddly is a smart and cozy detective series with lots of charm and just enough suspense to keep pages turning. Perfect if you like mysteries, puzzles, and heroines who would definitely own twelve notebooks labeled “evidence.”
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐
brianna pike could be trans. she is to me .
Today's LGBT+ Headcanon is;
Agatha Oddlow and Brianna Pike from the Agatha Oddly Series by Lena Jones-Demisexual Lesbian and Pansexual respectively
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Title: The Secret Key | Author: Lena Jones | Publisher: HarperCollins (2018)
