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# The Lady's Guide to Petticoats and Piracy (Montague Siblings, 2)

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- **What is this?** The Lady's Guide to Petticoats and Piracy (Montague Siblings, 2) by mackenzi lee
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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Not As Good As the First
  

*by L***I on Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2018*

I have to start by saying that I loved the previous book and was so excited for this one because Felicity was such a fun part of the Gentleman's Guide and I couldn't wait to see more of her and follow her on her journey. But unfortunately, this one just didn't have the same amount of of excitement and charm as the first.The biggest problem, it seemed to me, was Felicity herself and her inner monologue. It was just so repetitive. She wants to be a doctor. And she's a woman living in a man's world. We get it. So much of it just seemed to be hitting us over the head with her situation. We know. We live in this world too and don't need to be reminded over and over again that men are in charge and determine what we're allowed to do. I was hoping for more of an empowering character rather than someone whining all the time. But I do understand how frustrating her world is so there is that, I guess. But overall, I wanted her to take charge and so much of this book just seemed to be her either running from something or following someone else. She didn't ever really seem to be the one leading. And I was a little sad about that.We also seemed to lose some of her sass from the first book with being in her head so much. It still came out quite a bit when Monty and Percy were around, so those turned out to be some of the best scenes. But I also really enjoyed the ones with Sim and Joanna. Sim added a nice touch of adventure and danger and recklessness while Joanna gave us both a sense of Felicity's past as well as a balance to her idea of the "modern woman". Felicity has a built in belief that women who want a traditional role in life of motherhood and care about society and how they dress, etc. are somehow less than those who don't. It was nice to see Joanna give Felicity some of her own medicine and show her that women can be both mothers and traditional and still interesting and important. Plus, I love a book with female friendships and this had both new and old.One last thing, there isn't any romance and this book and I thougth the way Felicity explained her views on love and romance were done really well. She never does come outright and call herself asexual but those terms certainly didn't exist back then so it would be a little out of place. But she is firm in her belief that she doesn't want and doesn't need a romance or sexual relationship and I think this representation is going to be important to a lot of people. It's almost impossible to find YA books where the MC isn't involved or actively looking for a relationship so I think getting this out there in a way that explains the MCs feelings quite well is important.Overall, I enjoyed this book for it's relationships and representation but I didn't love it nearly as much as the first. I had hoped for more from Felicity and a little less repetition from her inner monologue. I still hope to read more from Mackenzi Lee!!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    "You deserve to take up space in this world of men" This is why you should read this book.
  

*by B***Y on Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2019*

I adored this book because Felicity was allowed to shine and I now feel feminist AF."I didn't realize it would be so hard.""To study medicine?"Yes, I think, but also to be a woman alone in the world.The Lady's Guide to Petticoats and Piracy picks up after the events of The Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue but this time we are treated to Felicity's point of view. I was honestly more excited about this novel than its predecessor. I went back and reread my review of Gentleman's Guide and I was surprised to see I only rated it 3 stars and that I actually had some valid reasons for it (valid to me at least). In Gentleman's Guide though, I loved Felicity from the start whereas it took me time to warm up to her brother Monty and his beau Percy. I will say though, this time around I liked Monty and Percy a whole lot more. Maybe because they weren't the main characters. Maybe because they had grown up. One may never know."You deserve to be here. You deserve to exist. You deserve to take up space in this world of men."Felicity Montague wants nothing more than to be allowed to study medicine and become a physician. It is no small feat for a woman in the 18th century trying to become a doctor in a field dominated by men though. When an opportunity to 'study' preventative medicine with her childhood idol Dr Alexander Platt presents itself Felicity finds herself crashing Dr Platt and his fiance Johanna's wedding. But, Johanna happens to be a childhood friend of Felicity's before a falling out. Shenanigans ensue and Felicity ends up on a journey to the ends of the earth - not with Dr Platt though, but with Johanna and Sim, who just happens to be a fierce lady pirate."Your beauty is not a tax you are required to pay to take up space in this world."This story tackled a lot of topics, such as: racism, homophobia, feminism, and many many more. I have never felt more empowered to venture out into the world with my best gal pals and try to make a name for myself.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Enjoyable but not as good as the first
  

*by M***D on Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2019*

I kept finding myself setting this book aside and turning to other books. I did finally finish it - it is a fun adventure and the historical notes at the end of the book referencing her research are quite worthwhile. But... I suppose I missed Monty and Percy. They showed up at the beginning and briefly at the end, but they are mostly absent. This is not their story at all. Maybe I missed romance. (The book has no romantic storyline). Felicity realizes that she is asexual, which I suppose is interesting for a protagonist. She pretty much said that in the first book and this book only confirms that.But it is a great story of female empowerment and the three women and their individual journeys. I just never quite connected with them. I was sympathetic but though there was a lot of running about and events, and personal issues between the girls - I was always looking through a window at people I didn't really know. Felicity has a constant stream of understandable angst and anger about being a woman in her age - but after a bit it became one note and predictable even if the plot events were wildly unpredictable and at times a little random and convenient. So, I kept setting the book down and picking up stories that were more gripping. But, I did eventually finish and I do not regret the time spent. It is a tall tale of fantastic exploits with three female protagonists. If you read the first book, it is interesting to see where the characters go.

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