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AroundTheBookWorld
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I believe that a well-known anecdote exited to the effect that a young writer, determined to make the commencement of his story forcible and original enough to catch and rivet the attention of the most blasé of editors, penned the following sentence:
“‘Hell!‘ said the Duchess.”
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DHill
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Another roller-coaster, detective thriller ride for Will and Sara. Always love Karin Slaughter.

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BarkingMadRead
Crime at Black Dudley | Margery Allingham
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Oryx
Hound of the Baskervilles | Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
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Started my Sherlock Holmes Lego book nook yesterday.

dabbe #foreversherlocked 🤩♥️🤩 18h
squirrelbrain ❤️❤️❤️ 17h
rockpools You‘re telling me Lego BookNooks are a thing?! I don‘t know if I needed to know this! But so cool 😎 16h
Bookwomble Oooh! 😍 16h
Lesliereadsalot A Legos book nook…how cool! 14h
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quietjenn
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Pickpick

I don't love a locked room mystery - it feels like they're so focused on the puzzle and being clever, that the characterization seems to suffer? All brain and no heart which is not my bag. So I mostly only read them when prompted by something like the #christmascrimechallenge 😅. After reading this one, my feelings haven't changed. It's more than competent, if not entirely satisfying. A begrudging pick @Ruthiella @RaeLovesToRead

Ruthiella I agree with you. I am often perplexed by the technicality of a closed room mystery. I prefer psychological mysteries with character-focus. But I am trying at least to read the most famous of them. 🎅🏻💀🎄🔪 18h
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Sace
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Pickpick

6/10 solution rate. 😂

#EBBR @Ruthiella

Ruthiella Not too bad! I feel like the solutions are becoming a bit more of a stretch in these later books! 😅 23h
Sace @Ruthiella I agree! 20h
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BarkingMadRead
Crime at Black Dudley | Margery Allingham
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Bookwormjillk Why? Because he smelled ghosts. This book gives me major Clue The Movie vibes and I‘m loving it. 1d
TheAromaofBooks I can't believe I'm saying it, but these chapters are almost TOO short! 😂 1d
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Bklover I love when a mystery keeps throwing in seemingly unrelated occurrences to get you good and confused, and then wraps it all up neatly at the end. I hope. 23h
ElizaMarie @Bklover Thats what I am hoping too!

@TheAromaOfBooks I am super tempted to do 2 chapters a day at least, I feel like I am getting into it, then I stop.
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Ruthiella This book keeps getting weirder and weirder. ? And Campion seems to be not too bright. Surely an act, à la Colombo? (edited) 23h
willaful @Ruthiella I think he's Lord Peter Wimsey, or maybe vice versa! 17h
Ruthiella @willaful Interesting! Maybe there is a connection there! Stealing like an artist. 🤔 15h
Crinoline_Laphroaig "Sunrises and dabbling in the dew aren't in my repertoire." I'm caught up and absolutely digging this book. It's like a madcap movie. 59m
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BarkingMadRead
Crime at Black Dudley | Margery Allingham
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Bklover I got too involved and read through chapter 7. 😬 Oops 2d
mcctrish Why wear a mask of you don‘t have too? These oldies are sketch 2d
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BarkingMadRead @Bklover it‘s so easy to do! I‘m in Disney this weekend so I‘m reading for Saturday and Sunday right now 🤣 2d
kspenmoll Can you had me to your tag list? Just found this in a pile…! I will catch up! 2d
BarkingMadRead @kspenmoll absolutely! It will be easy to catch up, the chapters are so short! 2d
Bklover Oh have a great time!! 2d
BarkingMadRead @Bklover thank you!! 2d
Bookwormjillk I don‘t know if this has been made into a movie but I can picture it as one. 2d
Ruthiella @Bklover I am reading ahead too! On chapter 9. 😂 1d
Ruthiella @mcctrish I wonder if it really was the uncle? Like maybe it is an imposter? And the mask was to hide it? 🤔 (edited) 1d
willaful @Ruthiella makes sense. So that's probably not it. 😂 1d
Ruthiella @willaful 😂😂😂 1d
Crinoline_Laphroaig I'm catching up! 1d
kspenmoll @Bklover The same happened ti me. I was so involved I forgot & read thru ch 8 before I realized I was ahead! 1d
mcctrish @Ruthiella that makes sense - there is more than one level of deception going on 1d
rubyslippersreads The Phantom is the first thing I thought of. 11h
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LeftyDv
The Big Four | Agatha Christie
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Mehso-so

I enjoyed the many vignettes where Poirot is outwitted by the Big Four, even while discovering their identities. I‘m alway game for deception in the form of espionage and Hastings was back to narrate the case, thus adding to my enjoyment. But something was missing from this case, mon ami. It‘s a mystery to me how Christie just settled for this ending.

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