Kitty Hawk and the Hunt for Hemingway's Ghost

I found this second installment in the Kitty Hawk series to be an improvement from the first book. Perhaps I'm getting more used to Kitty's voice in this sequel, but also found that her inner voice was used much more sparingly and although the chapters are still quite short, I found this book flowed much better overall. Again I love that Kitty is upbeat, fun and not in the least bit mopey and that the story center's around her and not some love interest or love triangle. It's so refreshing in YA fiction, that I just had to mention that again. I also really enjoy the attention to historical detail and the descriptions of the area - they definitely make me want to go and visit them. The adventure kept me interested from start to finish and I really appreciate the kind of ‘old-school' type of mystery that Iain Reading uses in this series.
After finishing this, I really wished there was more like this one out there in the YA fiction world. I'm actually really excited to continue to read the next installment. Iceland here I come...