I always enjoy a good road trip and with a sort of scavenger hunt thrown in, it was really entertaining. I liked Ellis and I was glad she wasn't made into a villain. I was irritated through most of the book by Oliver, the finder of the letters, but toward the end I felt sorry for him which is a bit amazing considering how he started out. I wanted to see more of Keith because he is so funny in the first one, but right at the start, it was easy to see that that relationship was not going to go like Ginny wanted it too. ANYWAY, I'm happy to know what was in the envelope and I think Ginny was too.Once again, I found Ginny to be incredibly passive though she managed to show a little more backbone at the end of the story. But then I don't think a sequel was planned after the first book ended. But I somehow don't think she really knew. Or rather she thought she knew and was okay with it. I wanted to know what was in that letter even if Ginny was okay with not knowing. So Ginny packs her bag and heads back to England to complete the task from the last little blue envelope.I was happy to learn that there was going to be a sequel for 13 Little Blue Envelopes. Then suddenly it pops up in her e-mail, well a scan of the first page anyway, with a note from the finder that the last letter has instructions for her to find another piece of her aunt's artwork.

The Little BookwormGinny never thought she'd see the last blue envelope from her summer trip to Europe at her late aunt's behest. Also enjoyed “travelling” around Europe with Ginny and her friends I particularly enjoyed the B&B in… I think it was Belgium (cats!). However, I did like the new guy, Oliver, who was the one who found Ginny’s envelopes. It appears I read the first book 6 years ago!! I found it interesting that I commented in that review that I wasn’t a fan of Keith still not in this book, either. Ginny, Keith, and two others set off to follow the instructions on the last envelope that brings them to a few different European countries. While in London, she looks up the boy she’d been dating, Keith.

Ginny decides to travel back to London to get her hands on that last envelope and keep going. Back at home in the US, Ginny hears from someone who has that last envelope, and he’s in London. Potential spoilers for the first book: Ginny didn’t get to finish her aunt’s “treasure hunt” when her backpack with the envelopes was stolen in Greece. This is a continuation of “13 Little Blue Envelopes”.

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