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#ThreePines
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kspenmoll
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Started this tonight while making dinner. #ThreePines #Gamache

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dabbe
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#Two4Tuesday
@TheSpineView (thanks for the tag! ❣️🎄❣️)

1. My best start to every day is having the girls (aka Kate and Pippa) wake us up. It is always the ultimate joy as they really do live in the moment.
2. In the tagged book, Inspector Gamache is one of the most methodical detectives I've ever read--maybe even more than Holmes.

Play? @IndoorDame @Sleepswithbooks @TheBookHippie

TheSpineView ❤️🐕❤️ Thanks for playing 4d
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Karisa
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Pickpick

#10 in the Chief Inspector Gamache series had me laughing like the others but also crying hard. Crying hard over a duck at that (#iykyk)! The main plot would have seemed inconceivable to me 10 years ago. However,after seeing blatant corruption in the highest levels of our government embraced in the real world, it feels sadly plausible. Another great read by Penny—entertainment with heart that makes you think. 👩‍🍳💋

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bthegood
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Gamache, Beauvoir, and Lacoste are back in Three Pines to investigate a murder of a much hated art critic, while recovering from events that are discussed in last book. Clara, Peter, Myrna, Ruth, Gabri and Olivier play a part in this one as well. Each book in the series gets better - character development is fantastic. Overall, an excellent read.
7/19 #SeriesLove2024 @TheSpineView @Andrew65
Make a great day everyone - ❄

TheSpineView Awesome! 6d
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bthegood
Trick of the Light | Louise Penny
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Thanks for the tag @TheSpineView
Thanks for hosting @DebinHawaii
#5JoysFriday

Make a great day everyone 🙂

TheSpineView YW! 🥰😊🌞 1w
AnnCrystal 💝💝💝💝💝. 1w
dabbe 💙❄️💙 7d
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willaful

“Abby Hoffman said we should all eat what we kill. That would put an end to war.“

Not for the first time Beauvoir was at a loss for words with Gamache. Was he serious? Was he, perhaps, a little touched? And who was Abbé Offman? A local cleric? Sounds like exactly the sort of things some Christian mystic would say.

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bthegood
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#Two4Tuesday
First snowfall at home, I'll take it!
Three Pines seems like it would be beautiful in winter (where the tagged book series takes place)
Thx @TheSpineView
Make a great day everyone🎄

TheSpineView 🤍❄️🤍 Thanks for playing 1w
AnnCrystal 😍❄️💝. 1w
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MyNamesParadise
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Pickpick

Just finished listening to the 12th Louise Penny! I‘m really enjoying these stories as I go through the series. This one had an interesting premise, taking place in Three Pines and the Police Academy. It was good to see Gamache working in some way again with the police & interesting to see how the 4 cadets in this book grew over time. The reveal of the murderer was done well. If you‘ve read the previous books you‘ll like this one!

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Texreader
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My favorite in the series so far, and Three Pines was barely in it! Chief inspector Gamache and his wife are celebrating their anniversary at Manoir Bellechasse, just over the mountain range from Three Pines. Yearly visitors, this visit coincides with the Morrow family reunion, including the Gamache‘s friends from Three Pines, Peter and Clara. The last book hinted at Peter‘s dark side. When a Morrow is killed, is Peter to blame or another ⬇️

Texreader wretched Morrow? Or does the manoir‘s staff have something to hide? An impossible crime to pull off; only the most observant and detail-oriented investigator can pull this one off. And Gamache does so again. The author does struggle in explaining the complexity of the murder but kudos to her for not taking the easy route and giving us an extraordinarily complex murder mystery. #foodandlit #Canada @Catsandbooks #serieslove @TheSpineView ⬇️ 2w
TheSpineView Fantastic! 💚📖❤️🎄💚📚❤️ 2w
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dabbe
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#Two4Tuesday @TheSpineView

1. Not having children to come home for the holidays, we really don't have many traditions. Mine are steeped in my childhood. One I do have, though, is to reread all of my mom's Christmas newsletters from 1974 until she died. I put them together in a spiral book and gifted them to my sisters the year she passed. She loved Christmas. How I miss her. ❣️🎄❣️
2. Tagged. I hope to read the whole series.

All are tagged! 🤩

AmyG #1….that is lovely….especially that you have them all together and passed on copies. ❤️ 3w
Susanita That‘s a sweet tradition. 🥲 3w
Deblovestoread 💙❄️💙 3w
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Lesliereadsalot Such a thoughtful and beautiful thing to do 🩷 3w
Read4life That is a wonderful tradition 💙💙💙 3w
TheSpineView Lovely tradition! Thanks for playing 3w
dabbe @AmyG It's fun to read what she thought my sisters and me as we were growing up. 🤩🤗🤩 3w
dabbe @Susanita Thanks. 💙❄️💙 3w
dabbe @Deblovestoread 💙❄️💙 3w
dabbe @Lesliereadsalot I'm so glad she had kept them in a file! 💙❄️💙 3w
dabbe @Read4life Thanks. 💙❄️💙 3w
dabbe @TheSpineView YW and TY! 💙❄️💙 3w
Lesliereadsalot They were waiting for you 🩷 3w
dabbe @Lesliereadsalot 💙❄️💙 3w
bthegood Beautiful tradition and lovely gift for your sisters 💕 2w
dabbe @bthegood Thanks, m'dear. 💙❄️💙 2w
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