Jane Unlimited

Jane Unlimited by Kristin Cashore, 451 pages

Jane made a promise to her Aunt Magnolia that she would visit a place called Tu Reviens if she was ever invited.  Tu Reviens is owned by her former tutor’s family.  After Jane’s aunt dies, Jane runs into Kiran, her tutor.  Kiran invites her for a gala event and Jane accepts.  Once she arrives, she realizes that odd things are happening there.  Expensive art seems to missing, servants of the family seem to have known her aunt, and the children of a family who have gone missing seem to be there.  This is just the tip of the iceberg.  This is a story written in six parts.  The first part leads us up to a point where Jane must choose which avenue of investigation of these mysteries she wants to pursue.  In each of the following five parts, she makes a different choice, and the mysteries are revealed to the reader.  I loved this book.  There was one section that I wasn’t very fond of, but I liked the other four a lot, and loved two of them.  I would definitely recommend this to teens who like mystery and science fiction.