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Nancy Drew Book Series Review - Part 2 Are you excited about the other Nancy Drew book series? If you enjoyed the mysteries from the old clock to the missing map, Nancy’s next adventures continue the enjoyment and thrill. [Nancy Drew Book Series Review Part 1(book 1-19): Reviews of All 56 Original Nancy Drew Books - …

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The Author Mildred Augustine Wirt Benson Part of my childhood is reading the Nancy Drew book series. Every twist and touch of each story excites me. Growing up, I admire how Nancy shows her instincts, resourcefulness, and ingenuity in solving mysteries. However, before introducing you to the 56 original Nancy Drew …

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I grew up in a Spanish California house, a style of architecture that was popular in Los Angeles before World War 2: a languid old home with rounded arches thick stucco walls a wrought-iron banister alongside the staircase to the second floor a red-tiled roof that summoned up an image of the sun-drenched Mediterranean …

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Overview Have you been swept away by a certain book? When was the last time reading a book made your heart flutter? I bet it also made you sigh and cry a few times. Indulging yourself in a good book gives you a bundle of warmth even on the coldest days. Reading gives us a chance to escape reality just by turning the …

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The Author Ellis Peters The Cadfael series is one of my favorite book series so far. Brother Cadfael is among my favorite historical detectives. This book series I want to read again and again. I also watched the film and tv series of these Cadfael books played by Derek Jacobi. So, check out my Brother Cadfael Series …

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Back in my youth, I was a big fan of science fiction: Jules Verne, Robert Heinlein, Ray Bradbury, Arthur C. Clark, Frank Herbert, Isaac Asimov, and company, the early greats. Then something happened. The genre changed. Perhaps it was since the world had become vastly more complex and the future not so much fun to …

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Books have always been one of the best ways to travel to new and exciting worlds described on paper. If you’re an avid reader, you know how rewarding it is to search and find some of your all-time favorites in a library. The feel of the book, the smell of its old pages, it’s a feeling that only you can …

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One of the challenges of being a mystery writer these days, is that the early generations who created the genre were so fiendishly good. Agatha Christie, Arthur Canon Doyle, Dorothy Sayers, Dashell Hammett, Ross McDonald and company are simply a hard act to follow – not to mention Raymond Chandler, who in my …

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In my opinion, the funniest writer in the English language may very possibly be P.G. Wodehouse, who is best known for his Jeeves novels – Jeeves the butler, that is, the ever resourceful “gentleman’s personal gentleman” who must forever guide his blundering young employer, the upper crusty …

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When it comes to books, my wife is an ultimate scavenger. A few years back, she went to visit a friend in Gallup, New Mexico, and came back with a boxed, two-volume, hardbound set of W. Somerset Maugham’s complete short stories, published by Doubleday in 1953, which she picked up at a yard sale for the stunning …

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