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I loved this graphic novel.
I only knew the first story because I recently saw Enola's movie on netflix and I was very intrigued. I wanted to read the books, although I haven't had a chance yet.

Reading this graphic novel was the perfect compromise.
The designs are very pretty, and the story is told in such a clear and interesting way that it keeps you on track until the culprit is discovered.

My favorite part is "Enola Secret Note" at the end of the stories, with its notes, drawings and above all I love the insertion of flowers and the various explanations.
Very beautifull!

Can't wait to read the following too!

Thank you @andrewsmcmeel and @netgalley for providing a copy of 's EnolaHolmes TheGraphic Novels by Serena Blascoin exchange for an honest review.

I was so excited to read this graphic novel and it did not disappoint. The volume holds 3 stories of Enola's detective work and is very well written and illustrated. I especially loved the pages that explained her disguises and theories. The journal entries were so beautiful. I'm a fan of Nancy Drew and Sherlock Holmes so this set of tales was a fun addition to such sleuthing reads. Enola is a smart, endearing character and her brain and heart set her apart from the more calculating detectives in other stories. All of the illustrations are vibrant with a dreamy watercolor feel that gives the book the perfect mysterious quality.

Thank you NetGalley and publishers for this ARC.

This was actually three stories in one book, and I really enjoyed all of them. The mysteries were engaging, and the book never got boring. But my favorite part of this book were the gorgeous illustrations. I read a lot of manga and graphic novels, but this one really stuck out to me, it was just absolutely gorgeous. I could literally spend hours looking at some of the pictures of London and other landscapes. I can’t wait to get to read more of Enola’s adventures in this format.

This is actually three books in one. It covers the first three novels of Enola Holmes and they transfer to graphic novel quite well. At first I wasn’t sure if I liked the artwork but it fits with the style and time period of the story. It’s bright and colorful like the character Enola herself, while still seeming mysterious and intriguing. This was a successful transfer so whether you’ve read the other Enola Holmes books or seen the Netflix movie, either way you’re sure to enjoy this take on the master detective Sherlock Holmes’s sister.

I enjoyed this graphic novel. The story itself was well written, and the illustrations were beautiful. I would highly recommend this book.

Thank you Netgalley and Andrews McMeel Publishing for this advance copy of Enola Holmes.

I first heard about Enola Holmes from the Netflix movie that was released and then the novel that came out that explored her next adventure/mystery. This graphic novel was enjoyable and gave a whimsical story lines and Enola's first 3 mysteries as she goes on the search for her missing mother. I liked how each case reflected a different side of Enola, from her witty nature to revealing that she's also scared of the possibility that she may never see her mother again.

The artwork is beautiful and gives just enough detail for the characters to pop out from the page. Even the mysteries and other characters Enola meets along her journey are intriguing and a bit peculiar; an extremely fun ride for young teens.

4/5 stars!

This book includes the graphic novel versions adapted from Nancy Springer's first three Enola Holmes mysteries: The Case of the Missing Marquess, The Case of the Left-Handed Lady, and The Case of the Bizarre Bouquets. While this means the stories are somewhat abridged, as someone who has read the full stories, author/illustrator Serena Blasco does an excellent job of choosing the perfect amount of information to tell the story without it feeling rushed. Enola is a wonderful character and I love her independent spirit and her "war" with her older, brilliant, brothers...Sherlock and Mycroft Holmes. This collection is fun and at the end of each story it includes a notebook-style collection of details about each case.

The art in this collection is stunning! I absolutely loved the style and each page was so beautifully done. I can definitely see this being a favorite in my classroom and I can't wait to order a copy! I recommend for younger readers, fans of graphic novels, and fans of middle-grade mysteries.

Enola Holmes: The Graphic Novels
The Case of the Missing Marquess, The Case of the Left-Handed Lady, and The Case of the Bizarre Bouquets
by Serena Blasco

I received a digital copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

I’m a huge fan of the Sherlock Holmes genre especially the BBC series. I also really enjoy manga and my 8 year old is a big fan of graphic novels so there are many in our house.

The art here is fantastically whimsical and relatable. The color palate used gives it an old timey feel while still offering a colorful sense of vibrancy. The storylines are engaging and accessible. Graphic novels are a great way to draw in a reluctant reader by providing them with context clues and luring them onward with the need to know what happens next.
Excellent book.
5/5

I was immediately drawn to this as a fan of Sherlock Holmes and comic books. I think graphic novels are for all ages, so while this story is middle grade, the content is something everyone can enjoy. Enola breaks through the gender constraints of her time, 1888-1889, and uses her quick wit, inventive mind, and problem solving skills to solve crimes. She even secretly assists her genius detective brother. All the while, she is on the hunt for their missing mother and trying to stay two steps ahead of her brothers while they search for Enola herself. This was a quick, enjoyable 5 star read, and I’ve already put the upcoming Book Two on my TBR.

It was good. The illustrations were nice. Anyone who is a fan of the books and the movie will enjoy this.

I love Enola Holmes so I was thrilled to have the opportunity to read and review this Graphic Novel by Serena Blasco through NetGalley. In fact, I think this might be my favorite version of the story.

The graphic illustrations beautifully portray Victorian Era London using the style and content of The Language of Flowers and personal journals as touchstones throughout the narrative. Using Enola's notebook to illustrate the classic Holmes-style deduction is the very best example of what the Graphic Novel genre can bring to a story.

Similar in style to popular "field guide" books and The Spiderwick Chronicles, this graphic novel version of Enola's story is absolutely captivating. I hope to read all of them through Serena's Blasco's illustrations.

A graphic novel with a wonderful watercolor style and beautiful page and panel design inspired in the great success novel and Netflix adaptation Enola Holmes. 

This volume includes three episodes where Enola gets closer to solving the case of her missing mother by helping to solve other cases on her way. It has a feminine message portrayed by the refusal of a male's vision and the oppression rules of the high-society of her times. 

The story and panel transition are very well balanced and hard to stop at three episodes. It's a very collectible and pleasant graphic novel. I love the extra pages and notes between episodes including the Language of Flowers. Enola Holmes' disguises are quite smart and fun.

I love that this is offered as a graphic novel! Perfect for hesitant readers or just to give a change from chapter books. This is a great twist on Sherlock Holmes and I can see this being very popular considering the tv series.

I mean, It's Enola Holmes. I've consumed so many of these books that at this point it seems redundant. However. I did really enjoy the art style of this book. It's classic without being too forceful. And it was absolutely mesmerizing. We love watching Enola solve the crimes in the most intelligent way possible. I know I will always be a fan and this cements it.

I was very charmed by this graphic novel and its beautiful watercolor illustrations. I have not read any of the books, so I cannot speak to the adaptation aspect, but I do like the story of Enola Holmes from the movie. They are books I definitely would have enjoyed as a young reader. There were also excerpts from Enola’s notebook that were fun to read, with her sketches and codebreaking.

These graphic novels are based on the books that inspired the Netflix show Enola Holmes (we started watching this, but forgot to finish - oops!). I loved these graphic novels - it included three different stories within. They were full of scrappy playfulness and Enola evading her brothers in the city. The illustrations and stories were fun and engaging, and I can't wait to find out what happens next!

Thank you to Netgalley and the publisher for this free e-ARC. Following is my honest review.

This is a graphic novel featuring the 14 year old sister of Sherlock and Mycroft Holmes. Her mother is missing and she is determined to track down her missing mother Along the way, she evades her brothers while also investigating and solving other cases. This book covers 3 of them.

The inking and watercolor was pretty. Unfortunately, the mysteries weren't very interesting. A younger reader might be entertained, but from my POV, the setup was hard to believe and not the best example for kids, since the protagonist is a runaway putting herself in dangerous situations, including a certain incident that should have landed her in the hospital.

Despite the above, I might consider checking out the original novels and/or TV adaptations.

Quite enigmatic.

As a big fan of Enola Holmes, I believe that this graphic novel is a must-have for fans of the book and movie adaptation alike.

This book is a fun take on Sherlock Holmes' family. The main character is Sherlock and Mycroft's sister Enola Holmes (based on the books that inspired the Netflix movie.) This graphic novel is a collection of Enola's first three cases and her ongoing search for her mother, who left her alone on her birthday and hasn't returned.
The art style is beautiful and engaging. This book would be good for kids who like mysteries and graphic novels.

Thank you to the author, Andrews McMeel Publishing and NetGalley, for an ARC in exchange for an honest review.

This collection of graphic novels was a joy - the author/ilustrator really brought the stories to life and had my test audience (and me) clamoring for more. The artwork is very well-done, and the stories are a great introduction to Sherlock Holmes for middle school readers.