The Case of the Left-Handed Lady

As in the first book of the series, the atmosphere of this one is amazing! I was so happy to be back in it and enjoyed it thoroughly.
I still love Enola's character and personality expression.

What I did not like is the ludicrous twist and wild conjecture used to explain the mystery. It was so out of nowhere and the conclusions were reached with so little proof (if any) that it ruined the entire plot.

I also don't enjoy it when the moral message of the book comes before the story. Even though I agreed with it, it was so on the nose, that it felt borderline insulting. I think a lot of authors these days lack the trust in their readers and venture to spell out things that any kid can deduce on their own.