One of the best combinations: the three question marks and an espresso.
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One of the best combinations: the three question marks and an espresso.
#superseptember
#audiobook
(1964) Second in the best middle-grades mystery series *ever*. In this one, Pete, Bob, and Jupiter investigate the disappearance of a stuttering parrot, and soon find themselves looking for seven birds, each of whom holds a piece of the secret to a greater mystery. Contrived, and with some ethnic characterization that hasn't aged well. Still, it means well and the mystery is fun and I can't not like these guys.
1. Famous Five, Malory Towers, St. Clare's, Nancy Drew, Trixie Belden, Sweet Valley & best of all, The Three Investigators.
2. OK, let me try *just one*. Fleur Jaeggy's I am the Brother of XX. There. That wasn't so bad.
3. The entire “updated" Bennet family in Curtis Sittenfeld's Eligible. Take them away.
4. The Great Gatsby. Gone With the Wind. The Old Man and the Sea.
5. @readinginthedark if you feel like it :)
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