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#TemptingTitles #WithAWeekday first published in 1964 , won Edgar for best first mystery in 1965 . Kemelman continued writing the series till his death in 1996 . I read one or two , not in order , before I kept track of my reading.

1. Kirk Cameron‘s “Saving Christmas” If I‘m honest, I didn‘t watch it, and I would probably never watch it. The reviews make me think it just might be the worst Christmas movie ever! 🎄
2. Night—I like to be clean to get in bed 🚿
3. Minette, which is the name I use...my first name is mere ornament 🔖
4. Finishing several books, I hope! 🤞🏼
5. Okey-dokey 👍
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1. I Dream of Jeannie and the Dick Van Dyke Show
2. Good question
3. Peas
4. Warmer weather???🙏🏻
5. @DGRachel @hermyknee @callielafleur
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This is the first in the Rabbi Small mystery series and it was charming. In the course of the book, we learn a little Talmudic law and become acquainted with what a rabbi is and does and learn differences between Judaism and other religions. A really good mystery and an extremely tolerant police chief round out this delightful book. I look forward to reading more books in this series.

I needed a palate cleanser and this book is doing the trick. I just recently purchased the first seven books in the Rabbi Small mystery series and decided now was as good a time as any to begin. Reading an old/new mystery series is always great fun, especially if it's well written and a quick read. The bad part of it is that when you're done you're done. ''Tis ever the book lover's dilemma.

Oh, Thriftbooks. You are so bad for the height and breadth of my TBR pile.

This was fun! A little slow to start, but I like Rabbi Small.