The third book in the Royal Babysitters series, and really this just gets better and better with each passing book.
When you thought the misunderstandings couldn’t get worse, then you read this volume which is so full of misunderstandings I was just laughing my butt off and also wondering how anyone in the world could go through so many misunderstandings.
And I hear music. The kind you can dance to. The kind that drowns out the rest of the world. Because when you find what you’re looking for –when you finally get it right– everything else is just noise.
This is a review book 1 and book 2 (complete series, basing this one the fact the manga pretty much time-skipped at the end, plus the mangaka has died last year).
Ladies and gentlemen, Gina Damico did it again. She wrote a book that was funny, it was sad, it was creepy (and definitely unsettling), it was mysterious, it was everything you would want.
The long awaited (yes, I know it has only been 5 months, but that is a long time if you want a sequel) second book in this series is here! And I have to say that I enjoyed myself as much, if not more than the previous book.