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I so enjoyed the newest tale or at least the next volume of bloody jack. It was a great story from her going into school and all the good and bad stuff she goes through. You cheer for her and than say omg don't do that, but it was great. This story this time around was a crazy roller coaster, I mean your emotions were carried all over the place in this volume but I loved it. Take a chance and enjoy this great series it is fun to read and all that occurs in this volume you start to think does this girl have the best of luck or the worst.


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Curse of the Blue Tattoo Being an Account of the Misadventures of Jacky Faber Midshipman and Fine Lady Bloody Jack Adventures L A Meyer Books Reviews

I really enjoyed this book. Jacky is by no means a damsel in distress--she acknowledges that many of her predicaments are her own fault and she is willing to admit her own flaws, but she does so with wit, humor, and courage. She is a loveable, imperfect heroine, and her misadventures make for quite a tale.
Wonderful books. Directed to YAs, but I am 70 & find this series a delight.
I really like this audio book, which surprised me. I thought I would stop after the first book, but the author has a way of drawing you back in to the story when things get slow. the only reason I give it 4 stars instead of 5 is I could have done without the singing of small songs in the audio-book. But I just skip forward. I really love the suspence and love the narrator's accent.
This is a great book. I usually read romances that are a bit more racy but this caught and held my attention with colorful, dynamic, interesting characters that kept the story line moving on. I couldn't put it down; honestly it is a book I'd love to read to/with my niece when she reaches about 12 or 13. The heroine is written so well that you love her and at times hate her but you are always cheering her on. Everything about this book is captivating, the writing, the setting, the plot and of course the characters. I can't recommend it enough... even if you don't think you'll like it - it is worth a try simply because the writing is so great.
In book 2 , Jacky Fabre goes to a fancy girl’s school to learn how to be a lady. As usual, she wreaks havoc, getting into constant trouble but never forgetting about her true love Jaime. This book was great!
This is the second book in the Bloody Jack series and picks up where "Bloody Jack" left off. Jacky, who had previously taken a position as a ship's boy has been discovered to be a girl. She is sent to live at an exclusive all-girls school in Boston. She would probably have an easier time herding cats than fitting in with the daughters of the rich and famous of England, France, and America. It seems that Jacky just can't stay out of trouble no matter where she goes! This book is just as exciting as the first book but with a lot more humor. Highly recommended for anyone who enjoys reading about life during the eighteenth century, pirates, romance, and adventure. Best to read this series in order.
I really enjoyed this second adventure of Bloody Jacky Faber... or should I call her "Tacky?" I ask, because whoever was in charge of digitalizing this work for Harcourt Books apparently scanned the original with Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software, but didn't proofread too well. Jacky refes to herself as "Tacky" about a dozen times, words like "I'll" become "III" and "thinking" becomes "thmking," etc. Ch. 46 was especially bad. That said, the mistakes happen several times per chapter, not per page, so they may not bother other readers as much as they bothered me.

As for the story itself--great yarn! Jacky does tend to get herself into the worst trouble, and since she's no longer a starving urchin, she comes off as a tad less sympathetic in the doing so. I sided a lot more with her friend Amy tha with her. But Jacky's good heart, free spirit, and love of animals go a long way toward redeeming her foolishness. Jacky's recollections of her life as a pickpocket felt a little like retroactive continuity, since in Book 1 the only real reference to that was "we steals a bit," and the Dramatic Theft of a Loaf of Bread. But despite all that? This is easily a 4-star book. The historic details were a delight--especially the relationship b/t a certain preacher and Cotton Mather, and the continual reference to the important "Adams" family of the area! It was a pleasure to read. I'm definitely off to download Book #3.
I so enjoyed the newest tale or at least the next volume of bloody jack. It was a great story from her going into school and all the good and bad stuff she goes through. You cheer for her and than say omg don't do that, but it was great. This story this time around was a crazy roller coaster, I mean your emotions were carried all over the place in this volume but I loved it. Take a chance and enjoy this great series it is fun to read and all that occurs in this volume you start to think does this girl have the best of luck or the worst.