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1. Mrs. Pollifax
2. Miss Marple
3. Nancy Drew
Bonus: Encyclopedia Brown
#TNT
Thx for the tag @dabbe

Just as good as the first book, though Mrs. Pollifax is slightly more prepared this time. I've also noticed she seems to have a Bond-esque way of picking up random men throughout her travels. Lol
Lots of action. Lots of spy-related shenanigans. This would make a great movie. Looking forward to the next one. Recommend.

The Amazing Mrs. Pollifax was also my last book of the month for #BookSpinBingo (September 2020 edition). I definitely made use of those free spaces and managed a bingo!

I also just realized that I put the audio of The Restaurant at the End of the Universe in the free space and have a re-read of the print edition on October‘s list 🙈

A re-read I enjoyed more now than I did when I first read it. The helicopter scene near the end was my favourite 🚁

Thanks for the short & sweet #friyayintro prompts @4thhouseontheleft
(1. Pic that makes you happy, 2. Next on TBR, 3. Weekend plans?)
#pollifaxathon

Indoor cat is shocked and appalled by being stuffed in a harness, but that's the only way he's allowed to join us reading outside.

#catsoflitsy

Retirement is super boring and depressing for Mrs. Pollifax, until she accidentally joins the CIA. Not only does she become an ace spy, thwarting political plots around the globe, but she makes friends and falls in love whilst doing it. Not a bad way to spend your #goldenyears. #septembowie

Another one of my all-time favorites. I collect all the Mrs. Pollifax that I find. But I love everything Dorothy Gilman wrote. Shown with my newly received cookie jar that belonged to my grandmother that was carefully (!!) brought home through 2 airplanes and airports. They both are comforts.