“Bradley’s third book about tween sleuth Flavia de Luce will make readers forget Nancy Drew.”

—People

“Think preteen Nancy Drew, only savvier and a lot richer, and you have Flavia de Luce….Don’t be fooled by Flavia’s age or the 1950s setting: A Red Herring isn’t a dainty tea-and-crumpets sort of mystery. It’s shot through with real grit.”

—Entertainment Weekly

“Delightful…The book’s forthright and eerily mature narrator is a treasure.”

—The Seattle Times

“Bradley’s characters, wonderful dialogue and plot twists are a most winning combination.”

—USA Today