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This law has to do with handling personal data with respect and privacy. It is called the General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR. Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass (2012).The Case of the Cautious Coquette (1949).Sunday Salon: Reading Half Magic (1954).Platypus Police Squad: The Frog Who Croaked (2013).Sunday Salon: Reading Mary Poppins (1934).Sunday Salon: Reading The Magic Pudding (1918).© 2013 Becky Laney of Becky's Book Reviews Second Fiddle was a fascinating novel set in Berlin and Paris in 1990. Are they mature enough to handle the real world? Especially when that real world involves espionage?! Probably not. The three girls are very independent, resourceful, even courageous. Second Fiddle is a very thoughtful novel. So what do they do? What can they do? And will this change everything? They witness his being thrown over the bridge and into the river. Before they can deliver the bad news to their parents, however, they witness something extraordinary: the near-murder of a man, a soldier, a Soviet soldier. Their teacher who was to chaperon them on the trip is very ill-he'll be in the hospital. It will be-most likely-the last time they ever play music together again.Įarly in the novel, the girls are disappointed to learn that the trip is off. They are a string trio preparing to play Canon in D for an international music competition in Paris. All three take music lessons from Herr Muller. She's spent a few years now in Berlin, and she's got two fantastic friends: Giselle and Vivian. I enjoyed reading Second Fiddle by Rosanne Parry.
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