Not even funny and the jokes don’t even make sense

It's funny, cool and good reading for ages 10 and up.

Overall a good book. The beginning is a bit dry with focus on the lives and habits of the rich people who come out from the city to summer at Montauk, but as the book continues you see beneath their superficiality. One woman, Beatrice initially driven by her own unhappiness and later by her true love of the people of Montauk and of one person in particular, begins to assert herself and make real changes both in life and in the community. The ending is great and is unexpected.

It was short

Very good book

I liked the book, it was very funny. The funny part was when they both said I see Lucille’s under pants.

This story takes place in London, on a close, which is a street that has only one way in and one way out. And that is important because, the precipitating incident involving the neighbors on this street is the result of a neighbor being fed up with his new neighbor’s inconsiderate use of the road. In true British style, this all still sound civilized, but the resulting murders, yes, there are more than one, are anything but. This is an outstanding Who-Done-It and I can’t wait to read something else by this author.

I enjoyed reading this book. Nice story. It was written in 2021 during the pandemic in Dublin

I thought it was good but a little dragged out in places

I think this book was really good and educational about the past . I really liked when everyone else stepped in to protect the girl and protest