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Nadine Doolittle
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The Final Book in Cosy Mystery Series is Released!
WOW. Four years ago when I began the St. Ives Book Club Mystery Series with Advertisement for Murder, it was a fun project that kept me busy while I was submitting my Young Adult manuscript to agents and publishers. Amateur sleuthing in small town Ontario was supposed to be a little side gig while I got on with my real writing.
Hah! Ten books later, I learned so much and had a great time in the pr Read more of this blog post »
Hah! Ten books later, I learned so much and had a great time in the pr Read more of this blog post »
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The Magic Words: Writing Great Books for Children and Young Adults
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It is impossible to review this mystery without spoilers but I'll try. I enjoyed the descriptive prose for the first 300 pages and then I got sick of it. I enjoyed the cliffhanger style of "if we only knew then what we know now" plot device the first ...more |
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A very weird review to follow. I did not like this book. I liked this book. This book made no sense. I enjoyed this book. The mystery sucked. I kept reading for the mystery. Am I a crazy person? Perhaps. The only Louise Penny that I have truly enjoyed ( ...more |
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Losing The Signal: The Spectacular Rise And Fall Of The Blackberry
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The medium is the message. I bought this book in the summer of 2024 from the author, Sean Silcoff, at a Writers Day in my small town. It's one of those things you do, never intending to read the book. I saw the movie and really enjoyed it. I was book- ...more |
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“Sara wasn't spooked by death, never had been. Dead bodies were reassuring once you got used to them. The body of her mother for instance--so unlike her mother in every way that all she felt about it was curiosity. Flesh became rubber. It wasn't just lifeless--a word that suggests limp or inanimate. It was beyond lifeless. To understand the power of the soul you have to see its absence. Bodies didn't bother her any more than a plant would.”
― Iced Under
― Iced Under
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“You must learn to respect," Papa said.
But I do not respect her," I said.
Papa paused for a moment, and patted my leg. "Then you must learn to hide your disrespect.”
― Someone Knows My Name
But I do not respect her," I said.
Papa paused for a moment, and patted my leg. "Then you must learn to hide your disrespect.”
― Someone Knows My Name
“Sara wasn't spooked by death, never had been. Dead bodies were reassuring once you got used to them. The body of her mother for instance--so unlike her mother in every way that all she felt about it was curiosity. Flesh became rubber. It wasn't just lifeless--a word that suggests limp or inanimate. It was beyond lifeless. To understand the power of the soul you have to see its absence. Bodies didn't bother her any more than a plant would.”
― Iced Under
― Iced Under