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I have read the cat royal books before this one and loved all of them. This one was no exception. Cat is just as spunky as ever and and she is starting to grow up. She has a love interest. And of course there is the fact that every type of gang leader takes an interest in her,good or bad. The story starts off with Drury Lane closing down and Cat is left stranded. It's interesting but not the most important part of the story. However it quickly goes to Cat getting sent off to France in the middle of the French rebellion. There she makes some new friends and a very dangerous enemy. Julia Golding also includes the humor that is in all of the other books.


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Best of the series so far
the third book wont disappoint. as cat travel to france she gets into many tight situations wich she solves using wits amd sometimes luck. there was hardly a point in the book where i was board amd learned many new french words, as well as some grear insults. A great book for kids of all ages, (considering i am 14) can't wait to see what other situations Cat finds herself in... and how she gets out of them!
Julia Golding's Cat Royal series has been with us a while now, so I am sorry to say I'm late for the party as I have started with this, 'Den of Thieves', the third book in the series. Suffice to say, I will soon read the first two, and then the books which have come after.

With a strange mix of the top drawer and the hoi polloi of London and Paris, with the theatre as the thing which binds it and them all together, teenage orphan adopted by Drury Lane theatre folk Cat Royal is, rather suddenly cast adrift on to London's harsh unforgiving streets after her combined home and work place, the Drury Lane theatre is knocked down to make way for a brand new building. However, her homelessness is partly the fault of usually good solid friends assuming she will be ok as she usually is during hard times, and Cat's own pride which prevents her uttering, 'What about me? Where do I go?' etc.

Her penchant for writing tales based on her own experiences and those of her friends, and for good measure, enemies and others within her limited London stamping ground, may provide a glimmer of hope. She hawks her precious manuscripts around the small publishing houses to see if she can earn money from them. It is here the tale really begins, so will have to rein in the spoilers, but basically, after being ill-used by one dubious character, and threatened by another, her friends finally show the level of concern previously amiss. Not too long after, Cat is in Paris as a correspondent for theatre impresario, Mr Sheridan. Cat blunders into Paris at the worst possible time, and is soon embroiled in all sorts of fixes.

Cat is a delightful character. Wise and intelligent belying her tender years, and she is brought to you, Reader (joke there, you will see when you read the book) by genius Julia Golding, in a fantastic, jaunty yet light hearted style which makes for a great read. But, as you either already know or can guess, Cat is both a girl who can find and use the correct fork at high tables, or protest or put down her opponents with the most vile oathings from the gutter. This doesn't mean she is bad, but rather these are occasions whereby Needs Must or When in Rome.

Also, though not directly pertinent, I know from reading the Dickens' edited 'Memoirs of Grimaldi' that Georgian theatre life did see the aristocracy in close contact with theatre types, and Sheridan and Kemble from the tale, (maybe more) were very real people.

Finally, and this may depend on the edition, not sure, but this edition is presented in such a way you don't actually want to compromise the binding or crease the pages, the cover, the theatrical style presentation throughout, is a sheer delight. So a big well done to the publisher as well as the genius Julia Golding. Well done - again.
Great series
When I first picked up a Cat Royal book by chance at our local library I immediatly was hooked. This third book in the series sets off as Cat Royal says,"In which I travel to Paris, become an underground reporter, nearly get hung for being a traitor to the revolution, and am baffled by attention from numerous suitors, all while being disguised as a ballerina!" Can a historical adventure novel get any better? Not while Catherine Royal is around!
I have read the cat royal books before this one and loved all of them. This one was no exception. Cat is just as spunky as ever and and she is starting to grow up. She has a love interest. And of course there is the fact that every type of gang leader takes an interest in her,good or bad. The story starts off with Drury Lane closing down and Cat is left stranded. It's interesting but not the most important part of the story. However it quickly goes to Cat getting sent off to France in the middle of the French rebellion. There she makes some new friends and a very dangerous enemy. Julia Golding also includes the humor that is in all of the other books.