The Retired Librarian tries again, part #3

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The Retired Librarian tries again, part #3

1theretiredlibrarian
Dec 30, 2022, 6:28 pm

They say three's a charm; so for the third year in a row, I'm challenging myself.

2drneutron
Dec 31, 2022, 8:59 am

Welcome back!

3thornton37814
Jan 1, 8:48 am

Have a great year of reading!

5alcottacre
Jan 3, 5:31 pm

>4 theretiredlibrarian: Always glad to see another "In Death" series reader. I flat out love this particular series.

Happy New Year!

7theretiredlibrarian
Jan 8, 6:28 pm

3. Seduction in Death by J. D. Robb

8FAMeulstee
Jan 12, 7:47 am

Happy reading in 2023, Shannon!

11theretiredlibrarian
Jan 28, 6:05 pm

6. Inner Harbor by Nora Roberts

12PaulCranswick
Jan 28, 6:09 pm

I don't know how I missed your thread, Shannon. Welcome back. x

14theretiredlibrarian
Edited: Feb 11, 9:38 am

32alcottacre
Aug 18, 4:18 pm

>30 theretiredlibrarian: I still have not read any of Patricia Briggs's books. I really need to fix that at some point.

34theretiredlibrarian
Aug 19, 10:32 am

>32 alcottacre: I enjoy them all very much. Start with Moon Called.

39theretiredlibrarian
Sep 12, 3:43 pm

36. The Thin Man by Dashiell Hammett

I have watched the movie many times, but never read the book. Enjoyed it very much, and the movie was pretty close to the book. For a book written in the 1930s, I was surprised at the salty language! I am taking advantage of free kindle books from the public library, and since the wait list for most new books is weeks, I'm turning to some older books that I've never gotten around to reading. There is a 2 week wait list for The Maltese Falcon, which I'm on now.