Questions About Lady Cop Makes Trouble (Kopp Sisters, #2)

by Amy Stewart (Goodreads Author)

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Will it make sense if you read this book without having read book one? Thanks :)

Kimberly Absolutely. I read the prior one a LONG time ago (almost two years) and almost no details carry over between them. This reads on its own. I would reco…moreAbsolutely. I read the prior one a LONG time ago (almost two years) and almost no details carry over between them. This reads on its own. I would recommend reading the first one though just because the backstory is fun.(less)

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is this book clean?

Kimberly Yes. This could easily be a YA novel. There is nothing untoward in it at all. The only items that are mentioned are worry over young ladies being over…moreYes. This could easily be a YA novel. There is nothing untoward in it at all. The only items that are mentioned are worry over young ladies being overly familiar with men which can lead them to trouble.(less)

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Is it available as a lending library book through Adams free library, Adams, MA, 01220?

George Through, yes; at, no--you'd have to place a hold on it. But as of tonight, there are "27 of 67 copies available at All C/W MARS Libraries" in hard cop…moreThrough, yes; at, no--you'd have to place a hold on it. But as of tonight, there are "27 of 67 copies available at All C/W MARS Libraries" in hard copy, regular-sized print.

Which the questioner could have found as easily as I through https://bark.cwmars.org/eg/opac/home?..., after marking "Show Results from All Libraries".(less)

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Is it as good as Jacquene Winspear's "Maisy Dobbs" series?

Carol While I very much enjoyed the first two Constance Kopp books I don't think they are as good as Jacqueline Windspear's Maisie Dobbs. What makes Maisy D…moreWhile I very much enjoyed the first two Constance Kopp books I don't think they are as good as Jacqueline Windspear's Maisie Dobbs. What makes Maisy Dobbs better is that each one has a theme and we learn so much about the time period. We see the transition of British life in the early 20th century from wealthy families with servants to a more egalitarian society. And Maisie very definitely does have a life outside of work. The descriptions in the Stewart books do depict the time period but not in the depth of Windspear.(less)

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