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Tag Archives: mystery
The Broken Girls by Simone St. James
I bought The Broken Girls, by Simone St. James, at The Poet’s Corner bookshop in Duncan’s Mills. It’s a ghost story mystery with a girl’s boarding school, and in the midst of the hurly-burly of holiday prep, it seemed like … Continue reading
I Am Half-Sick of Shadows
Alan Bradley scores again with I Am Half-Sick of Shadows, the latest Flavia de Luce mystery. Eleven-year-old Flavia is the youngest de Luce daughter, a chemist and de facto detective, solving mysteries in her moldering ancestral mansion, Buckshaw. In Shadows, … Continue reading
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Tagged Agatha Christie, Alan Bradley, British manor house, Flavia de Luce, Lady of Shallot, mystery, Tennyson
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Copperfield’s Turns 30
The local independent booksellers, Copperfield’s, turned 30 last weekend. On Saturday all of their stores had 30% off all day, and at noon they had cake. Copperfield’s is not my favorite independent bookseller—that would be the Four-Eyed Frog, followed closely … Continue reading
Magical Alaska
Though Not Dead/ Dana Stabenow Minotaur Books, 2011 Kate Shugak, five-foot-nothing, but extraordinarily strong, with lightning reflexes and amazing endurance, is the heir to a tiny kingdom called Niniltna. Her talking wolf Mutt is her closest friend. Kate was trained … Continue reading
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Tagged Alaska, Dana Stabenow, fantasy, gold mines, magic, magical animals, mystery
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Interiors: The Private Patient
The Private Patient/P.D. James Vintage, 2010 Whether it’s describing a publishing house along the river, a small local museum or a religious community, PD James is adept at setting her mysteries in interesting spaces. Invariably, the fate of the place … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Dalgliesh, cosmetic surgery, mystery, PD James, Tudor Era Manor House
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