Book Review: Mim and the Vicious Vendetta by Katrina Nannestad

Book Five in the Travelling Bookshop series

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Rating: 5 out of 5.

Mim and the Vicious Vendetta by Katrina Nannestad

ISBN 9780733343117

Published 6 March 2024

Genre Children’s Literature

Pages 240

The right book might just change your life …

Mim Cohen roams the world in a travelling bookshop, with her dad and brother and a horse called Flossy.

Flossy leads them where she will, to the place where they’re needed most … the place where the perfect book will find its way home.

Now Mim has arrived in wonderful Venice, city of canals, palaces, bridges, boats and … quarrels. Gondolier battles, cat-nappings and laundry theft are just the beginning. The Magnifico family and the Forte family are at war.

Mim knows they’re here to help the feuding families. To show them a better way to behave. To bring an end to the vicious vendetta.

If only Mim could find each of them the right book. If only they’d all stop reading the wrong books.

What is Mim and the Vicious Vendetta by Katrina Nannestad about?

Mim and the Vicious Vendetta is the fifth book in the Travelling Bookshop series by Katrina Nannestad.

Mim Cohen, along with her father, brother, and their horse Flossy, travels the world in a mobile bookstore, guided by Flossy to places where their books are needed most. In Venice, they encounter feuding families, the Magnificos and the Fortes, embroiled in conflicts over gondolier battles, cat-nappings, and laundry theft. Mim aims to resolve the feud by finding the perfect books for each family, hoping to change their behaviors and end the vendetta.

My thoughts on Mim and the Vicious Vendetta by Katrina Nannestad

I loved this book and really enjoy this series. The Travelling Bookshop teaches some meaningful lessons to children and this book in particular teaches about friendship, forgiveness and telling through. It also shows how we need to set aside vendettas and help one another.

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