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Autumn, All the Cats Return
Autumn, All the Cats Return | Philippe Georget
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The second Inspector Sebag mystery following Summertime, All the Cats Are Bored: A man like thisa cop like thisis definitely worth knowing (Los Angeles Review of Books). Inspector Sebag is a policeman in southern France with an unparalleled sixth sense, who excels at slipping into the skin of killers and hunting them down. However, when a retired French Algerian cop is discovered in his apartment with the symbol OAS left near his body and few indications as to who killed him or why, Sebags skills are put to the test. Days later, when a controversial monument is destroyed and another French Algerian is shot down, Sebag begins to put the pieces together. Bringing to light the horrors, hopes, and treasons committed during the war in Algeria fifteen years ago, in this sequel to Georgets Summertime,All the Cats Are Bored, Lt. Gilles Sebag discovers more than just a killer, but an entire secret history that not everyone wants revealed. French crime writers are on a roll . . . Just savour the Gallic charm of this sizeable case for Inspector Sebag, a tenacious copper in the south of France with a sixth sense for tracking down killers. Financial Times The subtlety, the imaginative style, the brilliant dialogues, and the extremely strong subject make Autumn, All the Cats Return a crime novel not to miss. Black Novel Well structured, solidly documented, written with verve, Autumn, All the Cats Return has everything needed to satisfy even the most demanding of readers. UnPolar.com
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In the 1960s the French Algerian War came to an end when many “French” families were repatriated to France even though their families hadn‘t lived in France for generations. They still loved Algeria and lost all their roots (and generations of buried ancestors). This book is about hostilities that still linger from the French still living who love #Algeria. This was probably a good book if I could have made out the plot more easily. I‘ll repost ⬇️

Texreader my previous complaint: I do NOT recommend the audio version of this book. The narrator does not distinguish voices well between characters so it often sounds like the same character talking to himself. There are also lots of jumps in time and between places within chapters and the narrator doesn‘t so much as pause between them so it can be downright confusing. 2y
Texreader Read the book instead. I think the story (that I could figure out) was intriguing and I learned about a war and its consequences that I knew nothing about. #readingafrica2022 @Librarybelle @barbarabb 2y
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Multi-plus tasking. Writing thank you notes (including my #litsylove thanks), drinking hot chocolate from my book cat mug, in front of my bookstore puzzle, while somewhat listening to the tagged book (see previous post, I‘ve lost most of the details of it already).

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I do NOT recommend the audio version of this book. The narrator does not distinguish voices well between characters so it often sounds like the same character talking to himself. There are also lots of jumps in time and between places within chapters and the narrator doesn‘t so much as pause between them so it can be downright confusing as to what‘s happening and when. I‘m barely hanging on to the plot. Fortunately I‘m almost done with it.

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MerlinTheSlightlyAwkward 😍 What a great way to get a Monday buzz! 2y
BarbaraBB Gorgeous 🤍 2y
Daisey So cute! 🐝 💕 2y
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Librarybelle So pretty! 2y
Catsandbooks Adorable! 2y
curiouserandcurioser @Texreader this is so adorable-beautiful work!! 2y
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Audiocrafting tonight. Valentine‘s Day cards are coming together. #litsycrafters #readingafrica2022 #Algiers @Catsandbooks @curiouserandcurioser @Librarybelle @BarbaraBB

Catsandbooks Love a good pun! 2y
Texreader @Catsandbooks Then you‘re going to love these cards. They are all so cute 2y
Librarybelle So nice!! 2y
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I may not be a painter but give me paper and glue I can do a bit better. 😊 Audiocrafting to the tagged book. #litsycrafters #readingafrica2022 #Algiers

curiouserandcurioser @Texreader love it💜💜 2y
Librarybelle ❤️❤️❤️ 2y
Catsandbooks I love your cards! 2y
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I‘ve picked my next audiobook thanks to a review by @Hooked_on_books for #readingafrica2022 #Algeria

BarbaraBB Great, Algeria. A difficult country to find books for! 2y
Librarybelle Yay!! 2y
Hooked_on_books I hope you like it! I feel like I learned something from it and was also satisfied by the whodunit portion. 2y
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A French Algerian man is murdered in his home, leading police to investigate the community and harkening back to the war in #Algeria. I‘d heard “French Algerian” before but knew nothing about this group of people. This is an interesting look at a piece of the colonization story we don‘t always think about. I really liked the book, but don‘t get the weird title and awful cover (which has nothing to do with the plot).

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BarbaraBB This seems interesting. So many Algerians in France. 2y
Hooked_on_books @BarbaraBB I feel like I learned a lot from it. It especially makes you think about the colonizers. French people colonized Algeria, then the war expelling them was a few generations later, so these folks are ethnically French but born and raised in Algeria, so that‘s their country. Then they had to go “back” to somewhere they had never been. I think it‘s probably really hard on people in that situation. 2y
Librarybelle I may have to look for the first in the series, but stacking this one to remind me to look! 2y
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