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Sabine's Notebook: In Which the Extraordinary Correspondence of Griffin & Sabine Continues by Nick Bantock
3.0
The correspondence continues. Sabine has traveled to London to meet Griffin, but he has left on his own quest. While she stays in his studio, he travels around the world. Will he get back to London before she has to return to her home in the Sicmon Islands?
As with the first book, this one is beautifully illustrated and produced as a series of cards and letters between the two. The “plot” seems forced, and once again Bantock ends the book without resolution. But unlike the first book, instead of wanting more, I just feel manipulated and let down. Bantock should have quit when he was ahead. 1* for the story line. 5***** for the illustrations; averages to 3***. I will not read another.
As with the first book, this one is beautifully illustrated and produced as a series of cards and letters between the two. The “plot” seems forced, and once again Bantock ends the book without resolution. But unlike the first book, instead of wanting more, I just feel manipulated and let down. Bantock should have quit when he was ahead. 1* for the story line. 5***** for the illustrations; averages to 3***. I will not read another.