Unfortunately I haven’t got very far in, so can’t really tell you what happens to create so many issues, but so far even I’m a little stuck with who could possibly be messing up the grand opening of the store. With the store about to open, Sophie is very busy helping the other girls and boys prepare the store for the wealth of interest but strange things begin to happen that can potentially upset the smooth running of the store. She finds herself a job as a sales girl in the newly set up store Sinclair’s (an approximation of Harrods, Fortum and Mason and Selfridges).
Set in that rose tinted timeframe of the Edwardian era, we are introduced to Sophie Taylor-Cavendish, an orphan left penniless when her wealthy army-based father dies without making provision for her. However what I’ve read of the book so far is very much out of the Five Find-Outers category, the title is as far as this comparison can go for this particular Blyton creation and we now move more into the territory of Adventure Series.
It makes you think of the Five Find-Outers and Dog, which is a good place to start. Now if that doesn’t sound Blytonian I don’t know what does.
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