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5/2/24 - DOROTHY L. SAYERS
' "Harlequin!" ' (Sayers, 2023, p.213).
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' "You might kiss me, Harlequin." '(Sayers, 2023, p.172).
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' "Take me home, Harlequin - I adore you!" ' (Sayers, 2023, p.79).
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REFERENCE
Sayers, D.L. (2023 [1933] ) 'Murder must advertise’. London: Hodder and Stoughton.
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SEE ALSO
' "I think I'll give up dope ... I'm getting puffy under the eyes." ' (Sayers, 2023, p.209).
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FOR MY HUSBAND
WHO WOULD HAVE ENJOYED THIS ONE
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XXXX
LOOKING GOOD
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ALSO FOR BOOK GROUP 2024
20 (90) GLORIOUS YEARS
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‘ “My brother, being an English gentleman, possesses a library in all his houses, though he never opens a book.” ‘ (Sayers, 2023, p.215).
IN JANUARY OUR MEMBERS ALSO READ …
WE HAVE TWO TOP READERS
TOP READER (LEADER) 1
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MILKMAN
‘This is a brilliant and important book set in the time of the “troubles” in Belfast. One of those books which you know are clever but you don’t actually enjoy. It is written in a strange style, which I found difficult but I stuck to it grimly and finished it.’
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LESS THAN ANGELS
‘ … also read … ‘
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THE MURDER AT THE VICARAGE
‘ … still reading … ‘
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ALL THE LIGHT WE CANNOT SEE
‘ … still reading … ‘
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TOP READER 2
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WHERE THE CRAWDADS SING
‘I was lent this at Christmas with not much of a recommendation so I didn't know what to expect and I thought it was amazing. It is so descriptive of the unusual surroundings that the main character lives in, a curious marshland area.’
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RACHEL’S HOLIDAY
‘ … about a young woman who agrees to go to a "Health Farm" to be helped with her drug addiction, paid for by her family. She agrees, expecting it to be very glamorous and full of media stars, but it is run down and scruffy. The book is quite readable and touching in places as inmates have to talk about their troubles and get sensible counselling.’
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THE MIDWIFE MURDERS
‘ … a thriller with lost babies and dodgy obstetricians as its main characters, readable but nothing special.’
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THE GOLDFINCH
‘An amazing book. I won't describe it to you as it covers so many different subjects and emotions and I expect you've all read it. I got a bit bogged down with about the last quarter of the book when it concentrates on criminal gangs bargaining stolen paintings.’
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OTHER MEMBERS HAVE READ
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BURNING ROSES
‘I love these books, historically accurate and a great story woven round the facts.’
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GROWN UPS
‘An enjoyable book but not one of her best.’
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THE INK BLACK HEART
‘ … again quite an enjoyable book but not one of her best.’
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BLEEDING HEART YARD
‘ … routine detective story. Easy read, I wanted to check out this author as our daughter in law asked for a forensic detective novel for Christmas. This one wasn't forensic but one of her other characters is a pathologist.’
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THE BULLET THAT MISSED
‘ … light hearted and tongue in cheek, mature detectives on the loose.’
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THE TWIST OF A KNIFE
‘ … set in a West End theatre where Horowitz plays himself as the playwight. A Christmas present and very enjoyable.’
MEANWHILE THE OTHER HALF
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ACT OF OBLIVION
‘ … which he is enjoying. Another Christmas present … must have read something else!’
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WHOSE BODY?
‘The first Lord Peter Wimsey.’
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BOOK GROUP
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QUOTE OF THE WEEK 2011 - 2024
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12 EPIC YEARS
FROM THE ARCHIVE
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31/7/23
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