Golden Pavements goes back to all the other characters in the group and how they're living their lives in the school of drama. And the Blue Door Venture nicely wraps up their story and how their new business goes on. What I really liked about these books is that it doesn't do the whole teenage angst and romance bit. These books focus solely on the craft and the passion for theatre, and also friendship. Also perhaps hardship that the teens experience, while trying to launch the theatre and save up some money to start. A lot of books for teens focus on romance, which I find very annoying, cause there's so much more stuff teens could be focusing on instead of swooning over this boy or this girl. Those books are also incredibly alienating to asexual teens. And this is a problem the Blue Door series just don't have! Might be part of why I really, really loved this series. Anyway! This series is definitely worth a read. Just give it a go!

You can also read the full reviews for part one of this series, The Swish of the Curtain, here and part 2, Maddy alone, here.

I thank the publisher for giving me a free copy of the ebook in exchange to my honest opinion. Receiving the book for free does not affect my opinion.

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