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Still loving this series. This time Daniel is kidnapped and Bandette is on the case to find her friend. Great graphics, characters and storyline. I love how the ending of the book is left with a cliffhanger to get the reader excited for the next book in the series.

Loved this! Higher stakes with the kidnapping of Daniel and the appearance of the sinister Voice…

I also enjoyed reading the author note at the end about the inspiration for Madame Presto - the painter, Suzanne Valadon - who among many other things - was a model in Renoir‘s Dance at Bougival (which I recently had the pleasure of seeing at the NGV between lockdowns)

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🍿!! My kind of crime 🤩🥰

While I‘m still a bit sad that my set will never be matching (the hardbacks are so pretty) - I‘m excited to finally be able to keep reading Bandette!

Opening the letterbox and finding bookmail is rather good as well! Especially on a day that feels like a Friday but is actually only a Wednesday.

I love Bandette! I might even reread them all next week for the #LetsGetGraphicWeeklongMarathon ❤️️❤️️❤️️

Who really is Bandette? I must know! Such a refreshing and whimsical take on the story of a thief. So glad I picked up this series 😭💕

This is a fun graphic novel series, and I discovered it here on Litsy 😊

Bandette continues to be great! Though a page or two of everydayness might have been nice. #graphicnovel

Book 2 of #24in48 finished, mostly when the boys were watching Daniel Tiger and Mighty Machines.
I am readathoning but I'm not really counting the hours as I know there's no way I can do 24, what with weekend activities and being w the kids (plus the husband has work fr home this weekend!).
Readathons - can't resist them! They're just such fun!
And so is Bandette! Thief extraordinaire and chocoholic! I love the art history background too.

I needed some fun and Bandette came to my rescue! (I knew she would 😉). Oh, she is magnifique!
Volume 3 introduces some new villainry to Bandette's vibrant Parisian world and a new mystery to chase across the rooftops. But amongst the hijinks, high wires, and chocolates bars, the characters shine with added depth. I didn't know I could love them more💕
Now what to do until more Bandette adventures appear? Ah, oui - I shall reread of course!

Bandette delivers again! This really is such a lovely series. The foreword nails it, likening our caped crusader/thief extraordinaire to Audrey Hepburn meets The Pink Panther...I've been trying to pin that down for a while now! Anyhow, Bandette deserves a read if you need a little joy in your comics.

Also, here are my cats.

Ok! So the audio of Gang Leader for a Day was kind of annoying (gonna read it read it), but the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra is about to play, with tonight's bill including Mozart's Requiem. Going to tune in, work on some good wine, and knock out some shorter books in the meantime.

Based on this panel, I'm starting a fan theory that Banette's secret identity is actually Charlotte Grote from Bad Machinery.