Sticks & Scones
Bantam, April, 2001.
Hardcover, 301 pages.
ISBN: 0553107240

The castle setting for Sticks and Scones provides a great background for Goldy's latest adventure. With a creepy atmosphere, a rather strange host (he pictures himself quite the country squire) and hostess (she's Swedish and cleans obsessively) the return of one of the series' best characters, vegetarian assistant chef Julian Teller, and some of the best recipes yet, this is one of Goldy's most entertaining adventures to date.
--Claire E. White
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This review was published in the August, 2001 of The Internet Writing Journal.
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