Enola Holmes: The Graphic Novels: The Case of the Missing Marquess, The Case of the Left-Handed Lady, and The Case of the Bizarre Bouquets
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Reviews
Kelly
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I’ve not read any of the original books or seen the Netflix show， but I’ve heard about them and was excited to read this graphic novel。 First off， the artwork is gorgeous。 It has quite a historical， watercolour feel which complements the storyline really well。 The added bits at the end of each “episode”， with little codes and messages along with Ebola’s scribbles and drawings， was really well done。 I thought the storylines for each of the three episodes were engaging， and it was easy to forget t I’ve not read any of the original books or seen the Netflix show， but I’ve heard about them and was excited to read this graphic novel。 First off， the artwork is gorgeous。 It has quite a historical， watercolour feel which complements the storyline really well。 The added bits at the end of each “episode”， with little codes and messages along with Ebola’s scribbles and drawings， was really well done。 I thought the storylines for each of the three episodes were engaging， and it was easy to forget that Enola is only supposed to be a young teenager （but given her brothers， I don’t doubt her ability to find a lodging house in London on her own！）。 This is a charming graphic novel， not just for the intended middle grade audience， but for adults as well。 The overarching mystery of where Enola’s mother is has yet to be solved， and I’ll be looking out for Book 2 to see what happens next。 。。。more
Alexa Ayana
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Thank you Netgalley and Andrew McMeel Publising for providing me with this amazing read。This graphic novel adaptation is simply amazing in both storyline and the illustrations artwork quality。 The book will easily become a wonderful tester for younger readers to step toes to mystery literature before they dip to the novel version。
Just Leandro
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Hi everyone！ Today I'll be reviewing Enola Holmes: The Graphic Novels by Serena Blasco。This is a graphic novel adaptation of the book series of the same name written by Nancy Springer， and this collection includes the adaptations of the first three novels in the series。I really loved this graphic novel。 The story is just lovely， and it surprised me how faithful it was to the books。 As always， I loved Enola and how she manages to solve mysteries while escaping from her brothers。 The art is simply Hi everyone！ Today I'll be reviewing Enola Holmes: The Graphic Novels by Serena Blasco。This is a graphic novel adaptation of the book series of the same name written by Nancy Springer， and this collection includes the adaptations of the first three novels in the series。I really loved this graphic novel。 The story is just lovely， and it surprised me how faithful it was to the books。 As always， I loved Enola and how she manages to solve mysteries while escaping from her brothers。 The art is simply amazing， and it gives the story the same essence that the books have， I even felt like I was reading them again， for the books and the graphic novels feel like they're part of the same thing， and I think that unity is a very important thing when it comes to adapting a book to the graphic novel format。If you liked the Enola Holmes books， I would definitely recommend you this graphic novel adaptation。I’d like to thank NetGalley and the publisher for providing me a copy of this graphic novel in exchange for an honest review。 。。。more
Stacy Renee （LazyDayLit）
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I received a temporary digital copy of this book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review。 All thoughts and opinions are my own。 This volume includes the first three books in the series， 1。 The Case of the Missing Marquess2。 The Case of the Left-Handed Lady3。 The Case of the Bizarre BouquetFull review to come。
Natalie
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I received an advance reader copy of this book to read in exchange for an honest review via netgalley and the publishers。Enola Holmes: The Graphic Novels Volume 1 is a fantastic and fun， adventure and mystery series for young and old readers！ The illustrations are whimsical and capture the emotions of each character perfectly。 Enola has three different mysteries to solve in this book and her missing mother is the first at hand！ Enola isn't your typical girl and tries her best to remain independe I received an advance reader copy of this book to read in exchange for an honest review via netgalley and the publishers。Enola Holmes: The Graphic Novels Volume 1 is a fantastic and fun， adventure and mystery series for young and old readers！ The illustrations are whimsical and capture the emotions of each character perfectly。 Enola has three different mysteries to solve in this book and her missing mother is the first at hand！ Enola isn't your typical girl and tries her best to remain independent and avoid boarding school at all costs。 I love her outdlfits throughout this book and she certainly knows how to give her brother's a run for their money。 I found the diary pages from Enolas diary so pretty and a great little touch！ I can't wait to watch the Netflix series after reading the first 3 novels in this captivating graphic novel！ 。。。more
Schizanthus Nerd
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This graphic novel was my introduction to Enola Holmes， Sherlock and Mycroft’s younger sister。 Enola’s birth was a scandal and she’s not planning on conforming to society’s expectations of women anytime soon。 She conducts herself in a fashion most unladylike by refusing to wear the appropriate dress length for her age and， horror of horrors， climbing trees。 Her mother’s disappearance on the occasion of her fourteenth birthday brings Enola’s brothers out of the woodwork。 Visiting Ferndell Hall fo This graphic novel was my introduction to Enola Holmes， Sherlock and Mycroft’s younger sister。 Enola’s birth was a scandal and she’s not planning on conforming to society’s expectations of women anytime soon。 She conducts herself in a fashion most unladylike by refusing to wear the appropriate dress length for her age and， horror of horrors， climbing trees。 Her mother’s disappearance on the occasion of her fourteenth birthday brings Enola’s brothers out of the woodwork。 Visiting Ferndell Hall for the first time in ten years， they quickly determine that the most appropriate course of action is to send Enola to boarding school。This goes against Enola’s sensibilities and those of her currently absent mother， so before she embarks on the very ladylike occupation of learning how to be a “houseplant”， Enola absconds to London。 Smart girl， our Enola。Sherlock and Mycroft are clearly products of their time and probably think they have Enola’s best interests at heart。 However， their brotherly love leaves a lot to be desired。 Leave her be， Mycroft。 She is too young and her head is too small for her body。 We can’t expect too much of her。 Enola is able to use society’s propensity to underestimate women to her advantage， relying on her wits and penchant for disguises to hide in plain sight。 Brother Sherlock may be a famous detective but Enola gives him a run for his money in these adaptations of the first three books of Nancy Springer’s The Enola Holmes Mysteries。 Enola takes it upon herself to solve The Case of the Missing Marquess， The Case of the Left-Handed Lady and The Case of the Bizarre Bouquets。I enjoyed the watercolour illustrations， which felt even more appropriate when I learned that’s the medium Enola’s mother uses。I haven’t met Enola’s mother yet but I love her already。 She’s a suffragist who’s schooled her daughter in activities that will be useful， as opposed to those that will facilitate her transformation into a houseplant。Enola’s adaptability and attention to detail are aided by the tools her mother left her， primarily a book on the language of flowers and a handbound notebook full of coded messages。 Enola is “alone” spelled backwards。Mum and her love of coded messages。Could it be a coincidence？ I loved the clever use of flowers to convey messages and the inclusion of excerpts from Enola’s secret notebook at the end of each case。Enola’s inquiring mind and indomitable spirit made me want to spend more time with her。 I look forward to hanging out with Enola as she continues to subvert her allotted position in nineteenth century London in future graphic novel adaptations。 I’ve already ordered the first book in Nancy Springer’s series from the library。Thank you so much to NetGalley and Andrews McMeel Publishing for the opportunity to read this graphic novel。Blog - https://schizanthusnerd。com 。。。more
Susan
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Enola Holmes wakes up on her 14th birthday discovering tat er mom is not home。 Enola thinks she probably went out to pain。 She is surprised and disappointed that when tea time happens her mom has not appeared。 Her mother has left her gifts for her。 One is a book that has a colletion of flowers and the other is a coded essage book。 When we decipher the code book， she goes to look at things in the house where her mother has hidden money。 She decides to take it。 What will she do with the money？ She Enola Holmes wakes up on her 14th birthday discovering tat er mom is not home。 Enola thinks she probably went out to pain。 She is surprised and disappointed that when tea time happens her mom has not appeared。 Her mother has left her gifts for her。 One is a book that has a colletion of flowers and the other is a coded essage book。 When we decipher the code book， she goes to look at things in the house where her mother has hidden money。 She decides to take it。 What will she do with the money？ She sends a message to her brother Sherlock and Mycroft about their mom’s disappearance。 When they arrive， Mycroft takes charge and decides that Enola will go to boarding school。 Enola goes to London on her own by wearing a disguise。 Enola ends up solving 3 cases that makes her feel confident that she can take care of herself in London and find her mother who is still not found。The watercolored illustrations are delightful， filled with details and with the expressions of Enola。 It is a fun read with the twists and turns of the cases as well as being suspenseful。 I liked the graphic novel and seeing Enola’s spunky personality。 She thinks of the best disguises and makes them work。 I hope that a volume 2 is published。Disclaimer: I received an arc of this book from the author/publisher from Netgalley。 I wasn’t obligated to write a favorable review or any review at all。 The opinions expressed are strictly my own。 。。。more
Kennedy
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Fun fun fun！ I love Enola Holmes。 While the stories in this book are much abridged （this book includes the first 3 books in the series）， they are still very enjoyable。 It was fun as an addition to the Enola Holmes world， but the originals are better。
Darla
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The adventures of Enola Holmes in graphic form。 There are three episodes filled with colorful graphics and accompanied by pages from Enola's own notebooks。 What has happened to Enola's mother？ Clues and codes abound as our heroine scrambles to remain independent。 Her costumes are clever and she keeps her brothers on their toes。 I found the use of flowers as symbols and clues to be fascinating。 A new way for fans of the books and/or series to get more of Enola。 Or， perhaps， an introduction to thi The adventures of Enola Holmes in graphic form。 There are three episodes filled with colorful graphics and accompanied by pages from Enola's own notebooks。 What has happened to Enola's mother？ Clues and codes abound as our heroine scrambles to remain independent。 Her costumes are clever and she keeps her brothers on their toes。 I found the use of flowers as symbols and clues to be fascinating。 A new way for fans of the books and/or series to get more of Enola。 Or， perhaps， an introduction to this popular fictional character。Thank you to Andrews McMeel and Edelweiss+ for a DRC in exchange for an honest review。 。。。more
Dawn Michelle
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Despite most of the third story not being in the book [LOTS of blank pages]， this was still a highly enjoyable and gorgeously illustrated graphic novel。 Enola Holmes is just as inquisitive and intelligent as her famous brother and even more engaging than he is。 She is not afraid to do what she needs to do to get things done and I think people of all ages will love these stories。 Unfortunately， due to not getting most of the third story [including the ENDING！！]， I have no idea how it all ends up Despite most of the third story not being in the book [LOTS of blank pages]， this was still a highly enjoyable and gorgeously illustrated graphic novel。 Enola Holmes is just as inquisitive and intelligent as her famous brother and even more engaging than he is。 She is not afraid to do what she needs to do to get things done and I think people of all ages will love these stories。 Unfortunately， due to not getting most of the third story [including the ENDING！！]， I have no idea how it all ends up for Enola， but I can guess she lands feet firmly on the ground and her goals all met。 I will be looking into the books that this graphic novel is based on。 Well done。 Thank you to NetGalley， Serena Blasco， and Andrews McMeel Publishing for providing this ARC in exchange for an honest review。 。。。more
Amanda
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As a longtime fan of the Enola Holmes books， the graphic novels were a joy to read。 Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for the opportunity to read these！If you're like me and are a fan of the book series or the movies， then you should definitely consider checking them out！ I really enjoyed the extras at the end showing off Enola's costumes and going more into the ciphers and flower language。If you're not familiar with the other formats of this story， but are a fan of plucky young sleuths s As a longtime fan of the Enola Holmes books， the graphic novels were a joy to read。 Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for the opportunity to read these！If you're like me and are a fan of the book series or the movies， then you should definitely consider checking them out！ I really enjoyed the extras at the end showing off Enola's costumes and going more into the ciphers and flower language。If you're not familiar with the other formats of this story， but are a fan of plucky young sleuths solving mysteries， this would be up your alley！ 。。。more
Ainun Zahra
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Simply brilliant！ I terribly regret not picking up this series earlier。 The illustrations are gorgeous， masterfully capturing the emotions and intensity of the situations。 Enola's deduction skills are on par with Sherlocks。 Her disguises were so clever and kept me amused。 I enjoyed all three of the mysteries but while the first two were kinda predictable， the last one caught me off guard。 I couldn't guess the ending at all！ I love the layout and can't wait to read the next ones。 I will also get Simply brilliant！ I terribly regret not picking up this series earlier。 The illustrations are gorgeous， masterfully capturing the emotions and intensity of the situations。 Enola's deduction skills are on par with Sherlocks。 Her disguises were so clever and kept me amused。 I enjoyed all three of the mysteries but while the first two were kinda predictable， the last one caught me off guard。 I couldn't guess the ending at all！ I love the layout and can't wait to read the next ones。 I will also get to the Netflix series as soon as possible。 。。。more
Literary And Lit
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Beautiful vivid colors， a lively sense of action and motion！ I requested "Enola Holmes: The Graphic Novels" because I'm familiar with Enola， but I've never read any novels about the teen sister of Sherlock Holmes （a modern addition to YA literature）。I also thought they would be easy to digest， fun reads。 I was right！ Enola is strongwilled， spontaneous and as clever as her brother。 Her exploits were fun to follow and I think younger audiences will enjoy solving cases with her。 Along with great st Beautiful vivid colors， a lively sense of action and motion！ I requested "Enola Holmes: The Graphic Novels" because I'm familiar with Enola， but I've never read any novels about the teen sister of Sherlock Holmes （a modern addition to YA literature）。I also thought they would be easy to digest， fun reads。 I was right！ Enola is strongwilled， spontaneous and as clever as her brother。 Her exploits were fun to follow and I think younger audiences will enjoy solving cases with her。 Along with great stories， the art in "Enola" is stunning！ I believe the artist used markers to achieve their style， but the effect is more like a stylized watercolor。 The story flows well from panel to panel with bright splashes， and I was entertained enough to read all three in one sitting。 The pages at the end of each novel showing Enola's investigation journal were a cute touch。 My younger self would've searched their details for clues to the cases Enola was working。 I think these graphic novels would be a great choice to read with a younger child or for a tween/young teen to read alone。 A great introduction to graphic novels or the tradition of Sherlock Holmes！ 。。。more
Jo
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Really enjoyed Sherlock's （way more） younger sister's pursuit。 Enola was as smart as her brother， solving mysteries as he as well。 The author wrote this as a young adult novel， so it is not as hard to decipher as Sherlock's。 And for those who prefer comics to novels， this one is recommended。 I literally made time to read this wonderful book。 Really enjoyed Sherlock's （way more） younger sister's pursuit。 Enola was as smart as her brother， solving mysteries as he as well。 The author wrote this as a young adult novel， so it is not as hard to decipher as Sherlock's。 And for those who prefer comics to novels， this one is recommended。 I literally made time to read this wonderful book。 。。。more
Gen X Reviews
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I love Enola Holmes so I was thrilled to have the opportunity to read and review this Graphic Novel by Serena Blasco through NetGalley。 In fact， I think this might be my favorite version of the story。 The graphic illustrations beautifully portray Victorian Era London using the style and content of The Language of Flowers and personal journals as touchstones throughout the narrative。 Using Enola's notebook to illustrate the classic Holmes-style deduction is the very best example of what the Graph I love Enola Holmes so I was thrilled to have the opportunity to read and review this Graphic Novel by Serena Blasco through NetGalley。 In fact， I think this might be my favorite version of the story。 The graphic illustrations beautifully portray Victorian Era London using the style and content of The Language of Flowers and personal journals as touchstones throughout the narrative。 Using Enola's notebook to illustrate the classic Holmes-style deduction is the very best example of what the Graphic Novel genre can bring to a story。Similar in style to popular "field guide" books and The Spiderwick Chronicles， this graphic novel version of Enola's story is absolutely captivating。 I hope to read all of them through Serena's Blasco's illustrations。 。。。more
Whitney
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Thank you Netgalley for giving me the opportunity to read this ARC。 I absolutely loved this book。 I'm a big fan of mysteries both real and fictional so this book was right up my alley。 I love looking at the clues and trying to figure out how they match up and the secret messages they lead to。 I haven't watched the Netflix film yet but now I really look forward to it。 The art style of this graphic novel is beautiful。 I think this book would be perfect for parents to read with their children。 I th Thank you Netgalley for giving me the opportunity to read this ARC。 I absolutely loved this book。 I'm a big fan of mysteries both real and fictional so this book was right up my alley。 I love looking at the clues and trying to figure out how they match up and the secret messages they lead to。 I haven't watched the Netflix film yet but now I really look forward to it。 The art style of this graphic novel is beautiful。 I think this book would be perfect for parents to read with their children。 I think this book can be loved by readers of all ages。 。。。more
Ms。 Yingling
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ARC provided by the PublisherWhen Enola Holmes' mother runs away， her brothers Mycroft and Sherlock feel a need to take the young woman under their care and force her to do all of the sorts of things that were expected of young girls in the late 1800s。 Not wanting to give up her freedom， Enola takes the money her mother left her， follows her clues， and runs away。 After working on a mystery involving a missing young lord， she sets up shop under the name of Dr。 Ragostin， and pretends to be his ass ARC provided by the PublisherWhen Enola Holmes' mother runs away， her brothers Mycroft and Sherlock feel a need to take the young woman under their care and force her to do all of the sorts of things that were expected of young girls in the late 1800s。 Not wanting to give up her freedom， Enola takes the money her mother left her， follows her clues， and runs away。 After working on a mystery involving a missing young lord， she sets up shop under the name of Dr。 Ragostin， and pretends to be his assistant， Ivy Meshle。 She takes on a case involved a young Lady who was forced to be betrothed to a man， and discovers the sinister mind control at work over this artistic young person。 Finally， in The Case of the Bizarre Bouquets， while she is still on the run from her brothers， she investigates the disappearance of Sherlock's assistant， Dr。 Watson。 The illustrations are really the selling point here， and there are lots of details and notes about Enola's investigations。 Since it's a historical setting， it's good to see the clothing and hair styles， and the details about corsets make a lot more sense with pictures for readers who are going to be completely kerflummoxed by the garment。 There's a lot of detail in the drawings， and plenty of text。 It's been a while since I've read the whole series， but I've read the original at least twice。 There seem to be a lot of details about Enola's childhood that are lacking， and the first mystery doesn't seem quite complete if it's held up to the book。 Since this is "A graphic novel adaptation of the hit books that inspired the Netflix film" AND translated from the French， it's really rather remarkable that it bears any resemblance to the original at all！ （This seems to be a trend。 I was amazed at a recent Clifford retelling as well。）It's been a bit tough to get my students to read The Case of the Missing Marquess， and I'm unsure how many of them have seen the Netflix film， but graphic novels are hugely popular in my library。 Even graphic novel reimagings of classics like Anne of Green Gables， The Secret Garden， and Tom's Midnight Garden circulate well， so I'm sure the Netflix tie-in will make this even more appealing。 I personally prefer Springer's wonderful writing and the additional details found in the original books， but perhaps the graphic novels （there's a second volume with three more titles in it） will encourage readers to investigate Enola's adventures in prose。 。。。more
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Indy
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A beautifully illustrated graphic novel adaption of Nancy Springer's first three Enola Holmes stories。 Very fun and easy to read。Early DRC provided by NetGalley A beautifully illustrated graphic novel adaption of Nancy Springer's first three Enola Holmes stories。 Very fun and easy to read。Early DRC provided by NetGalley 。。。more
Katrina
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This was so much fun！ Great graphic novel adaption of such a fun book series！ Very well done。 Illustrations are lovely。 I can't wait for the next volume！ This was so much fun！ Great graphic novel adaption of such a fun book series！ Very well done。 Illustrations are lovely。 I can't wait for the next volume！ 。。。more
joyce w。 laudon
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The Enola Holmes series was originally written by Nancy Springer。 In this title， readers will find three graphic novel versions of these stories including The Case of the Missing Marquess， The Case of the Left-Handed Lady， and The Case of the Bizarre Bouquets。I have not read the original stories so cannot compare them with these renditions。 I can say that I enjoyed the re-tellings。 In the first， Enola’s mother is missing。 This leads Enola to a search for a missing Marquess。 Enola’s second case i The Enola Holmes series was originally written by Nancy Springer。 In this title， readers will find three graphic novel versions of these stories including The Case of the Missing Marquess， The Case of the Left-Handed Lady， and The Case of the Bizarre Bouquets。I have not read the original stories so cannot compare them with these renditions。 I can say that I enjoyed the re-tellings。 In the first， Enola’s mother is missing。 This leads Enola to a search for a missing Marquess。 Enola’s second case involves a missing artist， while the third case involves Watson。 The illustrations in this graphic novel are engaging and the stories are well told。 Enola， younger sister to Sherlock and Mycroft， is a force with whom to be reckoned。 Her brothers should beware。Many thanks to NetGalley and Andrews McMeel books for this title。 All opinions are my own。 。。。more
Resse
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Enola Holmes is Sherlock Holmes’s younger sister。 Although I had never read or watched anything Sherlock Holmes based before， I have a general idea of it。 So when the Netflix adaptation of Enola Holmes came out， I was intrigued because I didn’t know he had a sister。 I still haven’t seen the show， but it is on my list。 The premise of Sherlock Holmes and Enola Holmes is interesting。 Still， I don’t have the time to watch/read it simply because I am the type of person to binge。 I’m glad that Enola H Enola Holmes is Sherlock Holmes’s younger sister。 Although I had never read or watched anything Sherlock Holmes based before， I have a general idea of it。 So when the Netflix adaptation of Enola Holmes came out， I was intrigued because I didn’t know he had a sister。 I still haven’t seen the show， but it is on my list。 The premise of Sherlock Holmes and Enola Holmes is interesting。 Still， I don’t have the time to watch/read it simply because I am the type of person to binge。 I’m glad that Enola Holmes: The Graphic Novels: The Case of the Missing Marquess， The Case of the Left-Handed Lady， and The Case of the Bizarre Bouquets is what I chose as my introduction to the Holmes’s universe。 I was entertained the whole time。 It was a nice break from what I usually read。 The only parts that I had skipped were the notebook parts at the end of each volume。 Not because it was boring， but because it took too much to focus。 If the graphics were better， I would’ve rated it higher。 Although， I do think I just didn’t read it on the correct device， so it wasn’t easy to read at times。 I believe that was more on me than anything。 I enjoyed the Enola Holmes graphic novel overall and would read more volumes。 I would gladly dip further into the Holmes’s universe。 。。。more
Melanie Dulaney
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This graphic novel adaptation of the Nancy Springer books and the Netflix series is full of depth， excellent characterization， vivid settings and 3 mysteries that will keep readers thinking。 Enola Holmes， much younger sister of the famous Sherlock， is raised to be an independent thinking and educated young woman during a time when women were expected to learn the social graces and marry well。 When her mother disappears， Sherlock and older brother Mycroft arrive on the scene and decide that the b This graphic novel adaptation of the Nancy Springer books and the Netflix series is full of depth， excellent characterization， vivid settings and 3 mysteries that will keep readers thinking。 Enola Holmes， much younger sister of the famous Sherlock， is raised to be an independent thinking and educated young woman during a time when women were expected to learn the social graces and marry well。 When her mother disappears， Sherlock and older brother Mycroft arrive on the scene and decide that the best place for Enola is boarding school。 With that， Enola puts her head into the game， finds and solves her mother’s clues and the money that was hidden for her， and disappears into London to take on various disguises and solve assorted missing persons cases。 Each of the three mysteries is separated by fabulous sketches of scenes from the previous mystery as well as a variety of codes and assorted other interesting tidbits。 Outstanding choice for any graphic novel collection for those in grades 5 and up。 No profanity or sexual content。 There are a few somewhat violent occurrences， a relatively bloodless and non-lethal stabbing， a few attempted stranglings and a variety of other “streets of London” events that are key to the plot and relatively bloodless。Thanks for the print arc， Andrews McMeel！ 。。。more
Vale ~ Jane
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Thank you to NetGalley for an ARC of this book in exchange for an honest review！I loved this graphic novel。I only knew the first story because I recently saw Enola's movie on netflix and I was very intrigued。 I wanted to read the books， although I haven't had a chance yet。Reading this graphic novel was the perfect compromise。The designs are very pretty， and the story is told in such a clear and interesting way that it keeps you on track until the culprit is discovered。My favorite part is "Enola Thank you to NetGalley for an ARC of this book in exchange for an honest review！I loved this graphic novel。I only knew the first story because I recently saw Enola's movie on netflix and I was very intrigued。 I wanted to read the books， although I haven't had a chance yet。Reading this graphic novel was the perfect compromise。The designs are very pretty， and the story is told in such a clear and interesting way that it keeps you on track until the culprit is discovered。My favorite part is "Enola Secret Note" at the end of the stories， with its notes， drawings and above all I love the insertion of flowers and the various explanations。Very beautifull！Can't wait to read the following too！（la posto anche in italiano， anche se non so con certezza se l'avremo mai tradotta）Ho adorato questa graphic novel。Conoscevo solo la prima storia perchè ho visto poco tempo fa il film su netflix di Enola e ne ero rimasta molto incuriosita。 Volevo leggere i libri， nonostante non ne ho ancora avuta occasione。Leggere questa graphic novel è stato il compromesso perfetto。I disegni sono molto carini， e la storia viene raccontata in modo cosi chiaro e anche interessante che ti tiene sul pezzo finchè non viene scoperto il colpevole。La mia parte preferita è " Enola Secret Note" alla fine dei racconti， con i suoi appunti， i disegni e soprattutto adoro l'inserimento dei fiori e le varie spiegazioni。Bellissimo！ Non vedo l'ora di leggere anche il seguito！ 。。。more
Mandy Kell
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Thank you @andrewsmcmeel and @netgalley for providing a copy of 's EnolaHolmes TheGraphic Novels by Serena Blascoin exchange for an honest review。 I was so excited to read this graphic novel and it did not disappoint。 The volume holds 3 stories of Enola's detective work and is very well written and illustrated。 I especially loved the pages that explained her disguises and theories。 The journal entries were so beautiful。 I'm a fan of Nancy Drew and Sherlock Holmes so this set of tales was a fun a Thank you @andrewsmcmeel and @netgalley for providing a copy of 's EnolaHolmes TheGraphic Novels by Serena Blascoin exchange for an honest review。 I was so excited to read this graphic novel and it did not disappoint。 The volume holds 3 stories of Enola's detective work and is very well written and illustrated。 I especially loved the pages that explained her disguises and theories。 The journal entries were so beautiful。 I'm a fan of Nancy Drew and Sherlock Holmes so this set of tales was a fun addition to such sleuthing reads。 Enola is a smart， endearing character and her brain and heart set her apart from the more calculating detectives in other stories。 All of the illustrations are vibrant with a dreamy watercolor feel that gives the book the perfect mysterious quality。 。。。more
Emily Shark
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Thank you NetGalley and publishers for this ARC。This was actually three stories in one book， and I really enjoyed all of them。 The mysteries were engaging， and the book never got boring。 But my favorite part of this book were the gorgeous illustrations。 I read a lot of manga and graphic novels， but this one really stuck out to me， it was just absolutely gorgeous。 I could literally spend hours looking at some of the pictures of London and other landscapes。 I can’t wait to get to read more of Enol Thank you NetGalley and publishers for this ARC。This was actually three stories in one book， and I really enjoyed all of them。 The mysteries were engaging， and the book never got boring。 But my favorite part of this book were the gorgeous illustrations。 I read a lot of manga and graphic novels， but this one really stuck out to me， it was just absolutely gorgeous。 I could literally spend hours looking at some of the pictures of London and other landscapes。 I can’t wait to get to read more of Enola’s adventures in this format。 。。。more
Riley
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Okay， so I never read the original novels， but I did watch the movie and I really enjoyed this version as well。 The art is beautifully done， and I love that each story starts with a snippet of Enola's diary detailing the previous case making it vaguely epistolic。 That mixed， with the beautiful art style really leans into the feeling that you are reading Enola's journal of cases。 You know she would keep a journal， it's one of the things she actually would have picked up from Sherlock I think。。。I Okay， so I never read the original novels， but I did watch the movie and I really enjoyed this version as well。 The art is beautifully done， and I love that each story starts with a snippet of Enola's diary detailing the previous case making it vaguely epistolic。 That mixed， with the beautiful art style really leans into the feeling that you are reading Enola's journal of cases。 You know she would keep a journal， it's one of the things she actually would have picked up from Sherlock I think。。。I really like that they leaned away from the romance that they put in the movie version， and I actually really like this version of Sherlock as well （He and Mycroft are just as brilliant as in other adaptations， but constantly underestimating Enola because of her gender， status and upbringing）。 Towards the end of the Left Handed Lady you start to see Sherlock starting to realize just how brilliant Enola is as well。 Considering I've never read the original texts， I hope that eventually she might team up with Sherlock instead of working as a shadow entity。 I really hope to see this series continue as compendium volumes or something。 。。。more
Ryan
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This is actually three books in one。 It covers the first three novels of Enola Holmes and they transfer to graphic novel quite well。 At first I wasn’t sure if I liked the artwork but it fits with the style and time period of the story。 It’s bright and colorful like the character Enola herself， while still seeming mysterious and intriguing。 This was a successful transfer so whether you’ve read the other Enola Holmes books or seen the Netflix movie， either way you’re sure to enjoy this take on the This is actually three books in one。 It covers the first three novels of Enola Holmes and they transfer to graphic novel quite well。 At first I wasn’t sure if I liked the artwork but it fits with the style and time period of the story。 It’s bright and colorful like the character Enola herself， while still seeming mysterious and intriguing。 This was a successful transfer so whether you’ve read the other Enola Holmes books or seen the Netflix movie， either way you’re sure to enjoy this take on the master detective Sherlock Holmes’s sister。 。。。more
Autumn Vera
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Thank you Netgalley and Andrews McMeel Publishing for this advance copy of Enola Holmes。I first heard about Enola Holmes from the Netflix movie that was released and then the novel that came out that explored her next adventure/mystery。 This graphic novel was enjoyable and gave a whimsical story lines and Enola's first 3 mysteries as she goes on the search for her missing mother。 I liked how each case reflected a different side of Enola， from her witty nature to revealing that she's also scared Thank you Netgalley and Andrews McMeel Publishing for this advance copy of Enola Holmes。I first heard about Enola Holmes from the Netflix movie that was released and then the novel that came out that explored her next adventure/mystery。 This graphic novel was enjoyable and gave a whimsical story lines and Enola's first 3 mysteries as she goes on the search for her missing mother。 I liked how each case reflected a different side of Enola， from her witty nature to revealing that she's also scared of the possibility that she may never see her mother again。The artwork is beautiful and gives just enough detail for the characters to pop out from the page。 Even the mysteries and other characters Enola meets along her journey are intriguing and a bit peculiar; an extremely fun ride for young teens。4/5 stars！ 。。。more
Viragos Reading Odyssey
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