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Mshookquilts
Braking for Bodies | Duffy Brown
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While humorous and somewhat entertaining, I think I‘d give it 3.5 🌟. When Fiona, Evie‘s best friend is the top suspect for a murder on Mackinac island, Evie does her best to prove Fiona‘s innocence. Misleading the tourists to think it‘s all part of a mystery game adds to the schtick.

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AnnCrystal
The Enchanted Greenhouse | Sarah Beth Durst
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Found on web, not sure how accurate or availability details 📚💝.

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MariaW
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Mehso-so

This one reminded me very much of The Moving Finger by Agatha Christie, only with another real crime and an ending that was quite suprising. But I still ahd to think of Christie the whole time.

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Lenamarcela339
All Spell Breaks Loose | Annabel Chase
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Read4life
Adrift on St. John | Rebecca M. Hale
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April‘s #FictionalTraveler pick.

julieclair Being adrift on St. John sounds very appealing right about now. Enjoy! 🏝️ 4w
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Kshakal
Apple Cider Slaying | Julie Anne Lindsey
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Eggs Looks cosy ❤️🍎❤️ 1mo
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Nessavamusic
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Panpan

This was really bad. It wants to be Legends and Lattes but is full of terrible jokes, a complete mess of a story. Also it felt like a bunch of short stories pieced together to make a book. Do not recommend, I only finished for a reading prompt. 1⭐️

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Gissy
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Mehso-so

January 2025 Book #3
I enjoyed this Christmas cozy mystery first book but didn‘t love it. Quite predictable, not at the beginning but in the middle of the story. Too slow but it is the first book in the series and I think it introduced well the characters. 2nd book in this series was chosen for #CBBC this year round so I decided to read book one first to continue with book 2😃👍 @Mommamanzi 2.8/3⭐️

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Graciouswarriorprincess
Bayou Book Thief | Ellen Byron
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Book 35 of the year.

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underground_bks
The Enchanted Greenhouse | Sarah Beth Durst
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This follow up to one of my favorite fantasies follows the librarian who created The Spellshop‘s sentient spider plant. When Terlu wakes after years in statue form, she finds herself on an island of magical greenhouses, full of powerful plants, singing flowers, and tiny pollinating dragons, but empty of anyone except a reclusive gardener with a baking talent. A little long, but a lovely and heartening story about loss, loneliness, and community.

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