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It‘s been years since I read the early books in the series, so I thought I would mix in a few with the newer ones I‘m still getting caught up on. I just love Meg, Michael and Meg‘s whole goofy family! Things start off pretty differently from what they become in later books, but the wackiness is there! It was also written 25 years ago, so it reads a little differently too. This one was quite a story with A LOT going on!

This is a complex and gripping mystery/thriller spanning two timelines that eventually merge. Some parts are quite disturbing and graphic, but I enjoyed learning more about Portugal's history in the second half of the 20th century.

I chose this book for the “wartime mystery“ prompt of #CloakAndDaggerChristmas. @Ruthiella

#wintergames #snowangels #longdarknights @Emilymdxn

This series, at least for me, just seems to keep getting better and better. What starts as one potential crime leads to a murder that Brunetti has to solve. As with the others in the series, darker subject matters and IRL issues are presented. Leon‘s turns of phrases are at times poetic and descriptive and at other times biting and sarcastic. On to the next!

#192025 #1999 #52BookClub23 #FirstWordInTheBookIsThe

#1999

I loved this movie (and the soundtrack is really great too!), so I decided to read the book. I really enjoyed it, and I'm looking forward to reading the second book in the series. #ReadingThroughTheYears192021 #1999

Fantastic book, full of interesting data and very well thought. #1999

Very good book about history of Italy. #1999

Published in #1999
#PrinceofJuly
I‘m a day late!!

So I knew this would be my post when this list came out! This is my year book from my senior year in high school! #1999 #PrinceOfJuly

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban was published in 1999. It seemed fitting that I should be listening to my Prince records right now! 🎶
#PrinceofJuly #1999 @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @vkois88