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MaleficentBookDragon
The Big Four (Poirot) | Agatha Christie
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“I have met people who enjoy a channel crossing: men who can sit calmly in their deck-chairs and, on arrival, wait until the boat is moored, then gather their belongings together without fuss and disembark.“

#FirstLineFridays @ShyBookOwl

I try to be this person when traveling because I hate the stress of everyone jamming the exits on planes, trains, and ships. I wait until the end unless a short transfer forces me to be one of the crazies.

Cuilin I had the same thought when reading this bit. ☺️ 2h
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Cathythoughts
13 Steps Down | Ruth Rendell
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I just got on kindle for 85p. @dabbe has just read and reviewed it , and being Ruth Rendell fan , I just purchased.

Tamra What a steal! 👏🏾 5h
Tamra I was able to download it from the library. 😄🏚️ 5h
LeahBergen I think I‘ve read this but I‘m not sure. 🤔 2h
dabbe What a deal! 🩶🤍🖤 1h
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azulaco
The Miracle at Speedy Motors | Alexander McCall Smith
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Pickpick

Another excellent book. This one focused on themes of family. How lucky is Mma Ramotswe, to be married to a man as good-hearted as Mr. J. L. B. Matekoni? I love those two.
For anyone curious to try Mma Ramotswe‘s red bush tea, I Googled it and came up with rooibos tea, which I found at my supermarket. I like it. My box is by Twinings. ⬇️

azulaco I‘m amused that Mma Ramotswe is horrified by the idea of drinking iced tea, rather than hot tea. I grew up in Texas, where only weirdos drank hot tea. Hot coffee with breakfast, and iced tea with lunch and dinner, that‘s just what grownups drank. I‘ve expanded my appreciation for hot tea since then 😉 21h
Ruthiella I immediately thought of Mma Ramotswe when I saw the picture! 🫖 ☕️☺️ 14h
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Jen2
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Pickpick

Very sweet, want to read more.

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Jen2
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Pickpick

Really enjoyed this one.

Susanita 😻 19h
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AroundTheBookWorld
All These Bodies | Kendare Blake
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In the summer of 1958, the murders that would come to be known as the “Bloodless Murders” or the “Dracula Murders” swept through the Midwest, beginning in Nebraska and sawing through Iowa and Wisconsin before turning back to my hometown of Black Deer Falls, Minnesota.
#AllTheseBodies #KendareBlake #firstline #openingline #book #books #bookbag #bookbags #Horror #Mystery #Thriller #YoungAdult #HistoricalFiction #Paranormal #Vampires #Fiction 🧡🧡🧡

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OriginalCyn620
The Thursday Murder Club | Richard Osman
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I really enjoyed the book so I‘m excited for the adaptation - such a stellar cast!

CBee Can‘t wait to start this!! 1d
RobES I'm so looking forward to watching this ❤️ 20h
RobES I'm so looking forward to watching this ❤️ 20h
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StellaDz
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Mehso-so

This was an overly complex story, with shifting timelines and POVs… for a lacklustre ending. To build up for that long, only to have a meh reaction, I clearly missed something.

Too hyped in my opinion.

⭐️⭐️⭐️

BarbaraBB I agree 23h
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andrew61
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This is a very enjoyable series set in Kent and the dungeness coast. DI Alex Culpidi is on sick leave after the events of the last few books but becomes curious about the murder of a couple in a local house. As she is dragged into the investigation, she quickly becomes at risk herself as it also involves historic events covered up by her close friend.

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majkia
The Old Silent | Martha Grimes
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As usual, lots of past actions are the cause of the current mystery. Trying to suss them out is the trick.