Publisher details
- Authors
- Cheryl Orsini, Katrina Nannestad
- Publisher
- HarperCollins
- Genre
- Children’s Fiction
- Released
- 06 March, 2024
- ISBN
- 9781460716786
The Travelling Bookshop #5: Mim and the Vicious Vendetta
Synopsis
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.The lively new adventure from award-winning author Katrina Nannestad and beloved illustrator Cheryl Orsini.
Books by Cheryl Orsini
The Travelling Bookshop #1: Mim and the Baffling Bully
The Travelling Bookshop #2: Mim and the Woeful Wedding
The Travelling Bookshop #3: Mim and the Anxious Artist
The Travelling Bookshop #4: Mim and the Disastrous Dog Show
The Travelling Bookshop #5: Mim and the Vicious Vendetta
The Travelling Bookshop #6: Mim and the Mother Muddle
The Story Writer's Handbook
Your Next Read Silver: Bea, Bart and the Birds
Books by Katrina Nannestad
Olive of Groves
Lottie Perkins, Movie Star
Lottie Perkins, Ballerina (Lottie Perkins, Book 2)
The Girl, the Dog and the Writer in Provence
The Girl, the Dog and the Writer in Lucerne
The Travelling Bookshop #1: Mim and the Baffling Bully
Rabbit, Soldier, Angel, Thief
The Travelling Bookshop #2: Mim and the Woeful Wedding
The Travelling Bookshop #3: Mim and the Anxious Artist
Waiting for the Storks
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I really enjoyed the latest instalment of The Travelling Bookshop—it captures how books can be both journeys and destinations in themselves. The way Mim’s vendetta unfolds feels clever and layered, turning what seemed a simple narrative into something richer. I also found an interesting resource on Wowfare reviews that might be useful for anyone looking into unconventional travel‑adjacent narratives. The author’s blend of place, plot and emotion gives this bookshop series a warm, adventurous feel. It’s definitely a story worth following for anyone who loves reading about discovery and setting.