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Read4life
Wednesday's Child | Peter Robinson
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#WondrousWednesday @Eggs

🍫 Sweet
🪡 Make
👻 Ghost
🦉 Owls
🤍 Mummy
🎉 Party
👻 Casper
🪄 Spell
🧙🏻 Witches Brew
🎨 Paint pumpkin
👻 Haunted house

Eggs 🖤🎃🧡 4w
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Kshakal
Wednesday's Child | Peter Robinson
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#wonderouswednesday @Eggs

Sweet
Make
Ghost
Owls
Mummy
Party
Potion
Witches brew
Carve
Graveyard

@KateReadsYA @Mommamanzi @Pageturner1

Eggs 🖤🎃🧡 Thx for sharing🫶🏻 4w
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SanjanaGhosh
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Pickpick

Funny, good read🦩

dabbe 🖤🐾🖤 4mo
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Jess_Read_This
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Pickpick

Honest take: I think this was a seasonal pushed out read because a major loose end of the first book remains a loose end. It wasn‘t even addressed. But overall, a cozy mystery with a missing prize ram, a pensioner convinced someone is out to murder her (and they do!), and the hunt for the killer begins as the victims pile up. Chapman doesn‘t seem to stop with one death. Which has me wondering how large of a population is this village?!

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Lizpixie
A Necessary End | Peter Robinson
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Bk5 of May is done. The 3rd DCI Banks book, it‘s another very late 80s/early 90s setting. An anti nuclear demonstration in Eastvale erupts into a brawl between police & demonstrators. After the dust settles a dead officer appears to have been murdered. The first appearance of Dirty Dick Burgess after London CID is called in, making tensions escalate. Burgess immediately sets his sights on a young protester from a local commune. #SeriesLove2024👇

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Kshakal
Wednesday's Child | Peter Robinson
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#wonderouswednesday @Eggs

1. No… I take very good care of my books!
2. I read a ton of Sandra Brown at that age but nothing sticks out in my memory
3. There are several… Harry Potter, The Wishing Game, and Number the Stars just to name a few

@BethM @peaKnit @JenReadsAlot

Eggs Thanks for playing and sharing 💗💗 6mo
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Lizpixie
A Dedicated Man | Peter Robinson
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Pickpick

Bk4 of May is done. The 2nd DCI Banks was better than the 1st, though still very much of the late 80s. Banks is called to the discovery of a body in Helmthorpe, a small village near Eastvale. A retired History professor has had his head bashed in & buried under a drystone wall. A complicated case is laid out with twists, turns & another murder thrown in. Really enjoyed this one again. #SeriesLove2024 #BacklistReadathon #ReadAway2024

DieAReader 🥳Great!! 6mo
TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!!! 6mo
Crazeedi I've read several of this series, I need to see where I left off. It's great, plus the show is good too 6mo
TheSpineView Fantastic! 6mo
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Octoberwoman
South Riding | Winifred Holtby
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I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it (some I‘ve had so long I don‘t even remember why!). Feel free to join in!

#ABookADay2024

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Lizpixie
Standing in the Shadows | Peter Robinson
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Bk2 of May is done! I‘m both happy to have finished a book but heartbroken that there will never be another DCI Banks novel. And the ending seemed very abrupt, like he was still writing it when he died, or was on the final draft. Don‘t get me wrong, it was a brilliant story set in two time periods, but it seemed like there should‘ve been another chapter at least! And I‘ll never get Annie‘s ending story or Winsomes or Banks!🥲 #SeriesLove2024

Lizpixie I might go back to the beginning and reread all 28 books!🙌 6mo
TheSpineView Fantastic! 6mo
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Kshakal
Wednesday's Child | Peter Robinson
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Thanks for the tag @peaKnit

#wonderouswednesday @Eggs

Either
Fiction
Historical
Recent
Both
Print although digital is convenient for traveling
I prefer print but do listen to audio in my car

@Pageturner1 @KateReadsYA @Mommamanzi

Eggs Thanks for playing and sharing 🩷💜🩷 8mo
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