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Title	:	The Tiger in the Well (Sally Lockhart #3)
Author	:	Philip Pullman
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 416 pages
Published	:	February 18th 1992 by Laurel Leaf Library (first published October 1st 1990)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Fiction. Historical. Fantasy. Adventure

The Tiger in the Well (Sally Lockhart #3)

Philip Pullman

Paperback | Pages: 416 pages

Rating: 3.9 | 11317 Users | 448 Reviews

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Pullman is fast becoming a modern-day Dickens for young adults. The setting is the same, the strong eye for characters is there, as are the brooding atmosphere, the social conscience, and the ability to spin plot within plot.
Sally Lockhart is now a young woman, left alone with a toddler. Nothing prepares her for the shock of receiving a summons from a man she has never even heard of, suing for divorce and the custody of her beloved Harriet. Sally struggles against the net closing around her, seeking to find out who is persecuting her and why.

The writing style is lively and direct, and there's lots of action.
"This is a suspense novel with a conscience, and a most enjoyable one."-- School Library Journal.

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Original Title:	The Tiger in the Well
ISBN:	0679826718 (ISBN13: 9780679826712)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Sally Lockhart #3
Setting:	United Kingdom

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The publisher's blurb on the back of my edition of TTITW reads "THE PLOT GRIPS LIKE A DROWNING MAN AND DRAGS THE READER DEEP INTO THE SEWERS OF VICTORIAN VILLAINY." Yes. That is exactly what the plot is like/does. I would add only: "IT'S REALLY FUN TO READ AHH!" Pullman always hero-worships his protagonists a bit, but he writes such compelling ones it's impossible to blame him. Take Sally Lockhart, our heroine: She pulls off unwed motherhood in Victorian London like it ain't no thang. She runs

Sally Lockhart is a rare woman in Victorian England. Shes a single mother, competent, independent, and a successful and prosperous business owner. She has never been married, so when she is served with divorce papers, she cannot understand how such a mistake could be made. It soon becomes clear it is not a mistake. The details about her in the document are correct -- all except one. She has never met the man claiming to be her husband, the man who wants to take custody of her daughter.I would

Meeehhhhh, Sally's second book was good, and this one...was not. Okay, I was still digging the setting of Victorian London. Sally, I was just at the Assyrian exhibit at the British Museum! I walked along Fleet Street. I can totally picture every single place we were hanging out. But omigosh, I cannot tell you how frustrating every other part of this book was. One, Sally is back to annoying me. Two, everybody that I liked, like Jim, is not in the book (until the end, when he, of course, saves the



This is the best out of all of them! Very very good!! It's totally a "on the edge of your seat" and "wanting to kill the villian" book. I loved it!I always knew that Ah Ling was behind the whole thing. I mean who else from Sally's past that would want revenge? Everyone else died so it could only be him. The only thing that I didn't perdicted was that Mr. Lee was Ah Ling. That was a surprize. Okay, it wasn't that much of one. Once Sally started to learn more about Mr. Lee, I knew that he was Ah

This is the longest and most intricate of the books. There are several things going on: Sally's persecution by a mysterious man, persecution of Jews emigrating from Russia and other eastern European countries into England, and the struggle of Socialists in Victorian England. These three books create a path of knowledge for Sally Lockhart. In the first, she is forced to fight for herself. In the second, she learns independence (both economic and personal.) She also becomes aware that evil is not

Sally Lockhart is one of my role models. In this book she once again shows that strength of hers, her courage and her wit, but also her more vulnerable side. It's Sally driven into a corner, and my it's wonderful to see her try to fight her way out.The Sally Lockhart series ranks highly on my favourite series list. Mr. Pullman is a master writer, and a genius when it comes to storylines: this book especially was so full of suspense that I just wanted to keep reading. Putting this book down was a