Now a detective-for-hire, Enola Holmes takes on her first official
case to find a missing girl as the sparks of a dangerous conspiracy
ignite a mystery that requires the help of friends - and Sherlock
himself - to unravel.
In the evening, at first, Alice, Esme, and I started to watch People We Meet
on Vacation. But soon Esme
and I were both convinced we had already seen it. I checked
Plurrrr, but no mention of this movie. Had I
forgotten to blog about it? I don't know.
Anyway, we decided to switch to a different movie: Enola Holmes
2, which I liked more than
the first one
and rate it an 8 out of 10.
In the evening I finally finished Children of
Strife,
Children of Time novels book 4 by Adrian Tchaikovsky. It took me quite
some time to finish this book because it was, in my opinion, not good; a
disappointment. I loved Children of Time; excellent. I liked
Children of Ruin, and Children of Memory was confusing at times
(to me) but I liked it. While I tried to like Children of Strife
it's just not for me.
Two children wake up in the middle of the night to find their father
is missing, and all the windows and doors in their home have
vanished.
In the evening Jaiden, Esme, and I watched
Skinamarink. Jaiden had
asked for this movie and considered it scary but too long. To me the
movie was way too long and I don't even know how to rate it, so I won't.
In the afternoon we went to Scheveningen to watch the eclipse. After
walking for some time we found a place to sit at "Beach Club Twins".
While waiting for our food we spotted a nice cat. It went to the table
next to us. After we had eaten, it came to our table. It found a small
piece of fish Esme had accidentally dropped and ate it. I called the
cat and could take a photo of it underneath our table.
The beach club cat underneath our table.
Later, a waiter picked up the cat and moved it to a high chair out of
the way. Jaiden and I walked to it and took some photos of it grooming
itself.