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The Enola Holmes series follows Enola, the younger sister of Sherlock Holmes, as she embarks on her own detective adventures in Victorian England. When her mother disappears, Enola is left to solve the mystery of her disappearance while evading the watchful eyes of her famous brother and their stern older brother, Mycroft. Enola, intelligent and resourceful, is determined to make a name for herself as a detective, using her wit and unconventional methods to outsmart her pursuers and solve cases that often involve the plight of women and girls in society.

A delightful and engaging series that combines mystery, adventure, and historical details. Enola is a strong, independent heroine, and her journey of self-discovery makes for a compelling read. Perfect for fans of Sherlock Holmes stories, mystery lovers, and readers who enjoy historical fiction with a spunky protagonist.

Ideal for:
Readers who enjoy detective mysteries, historical fiction, and strong female leads. Ideal for fans of Sherlock Holmes and those who appreciate books with wit and clever problem-solving. Recommended for readers who liked The Mysterious Benedict Society by Trenton Lee Stewart or The Westing Game by Ellen Raskin.

Stylistic Features:
The series features engaging mysteries, with a strong narrative voice from Enola herself. It incorporates Victorian-era social issues, particularly those related to women’s roles, into the mystery plots, making it both entertaining and thought-provoking.