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  1. @LizB I think the author of that column ought not to use the term cliche so lazily & inaccurately. (No, I'm not feeling at all defensive!)about 20 hours ago from web in reply to LizB
  2. Going out on a limb & guessing the mysterious means by which the thief/ghost enters Twin Elms in THE HIDDEN STAIRCASE is a hidden staircase.about 24 hours ago from web
  3. RT @roncharles Interesting piece from AbeBooks about what soldiers were reading during WWI: http://bit.ly/qkQqi.7:23 AM Nov 7th from web
  4. RT @npbooks New post: Reflections on the Canadian canon by Philip Marchand: http://bit.ly/42Mvxc.4:39 AM Nov 7th from web
  5. @ConMartin I'd already been thinking about Saxonberg in MIXED-UP FILES, but I've not read LIMNER'S DAUGHTER. Will add it to my list. Thanks!4:11 AM Nov 7th from web in reply to ConMartin
  6. @sixboxes I was hoping that! I've got BAT IN BUNK 5 lined up to read next.8:30 PM Nov 6th from web in reply to sixboxes
  7. @sixboxes Hee. Ms. Finney is incredibly annoying. I can't help but think I must have felt that as a kid too but I can't remember.7:40 PM Nov 6th from web in reply to sixboxes
  8. Whatever magic THE CAT ATE MY GYMSUIT may have had for me as a kid is gone. I'm not relishing this reread. #shelfdiscovery challenge6:51 PM Nov 6th from web
  9. Looking forward to trying these recipes: RT @lucywaverman Indian cooking without the labour in Globe this weekend. http://bit.ly/GEXKO.5:53 PM Nov 6th from web
  10. V. thought-provoking post RT @sixboxes When can/should authors change something after publication? Who's done it? http://tinyurl.com/yhonx4f5:49 PM Nov 6th from web
  11. RT @HarperCollinsCa when harper authors collide: Stephen Fry on Craig Ferguson's Late Late Show http://bit.ly/3prb04.5:05 PM Nov 6th from web
  12. Sounds like an interesting lot, especially Indridason's latest HYPOTHERMIA: RT @guardianbooks Crime novels roundup: http://bit.ly/nEVef.4:58 PM Nov 6th from web
  13. @ConMartin My favourite was Flicka, Ricka, Dicka & the New Dotted Dresses. I wonder if my fondness for polka-dotted clothing began there?4:54 PM Nov 6th from web in reply to ConMartin
  14. Picked up a Snipp, Snapp & Snurr book from library & am awash in nostalgia. Also Flicka, Ricka & Dicka. Anyone else love those as a kid?2:33 PM Nov 6th from web
  15. @fodden Thanks for the recommendations Simon. I look forward to checking out those authors.11:01 AM Nov 6th from web in reply to fodden
  16. RT @Nymeth Lots of GREAT books on the Carnegie long list: http://bit.ly/RlVW2.10:15 AM Nov 6th from web
  17. Enjoyed my first foray into Dutch crime fiction. Will definitely be reading more of Baantjer's Inspector DeKok mysteries.9:06 AM Nov 6th from web
  18. Have begun Baantjer's DEKOK & THE MASK OF DEATH. Very puzzling mystery, very engaging detective. So far, so good!6:53 PM Nov 5th from web
  19. Can anyone recommend a reliable online retailer of Australian books? I'm after new title that isn't yet available for purchase in NA.4:02 AM Nov 5th from web
  20. Still relishing THE MOFFATS. Lots of lovely echoes of the early Betsy-Tacy books.3:30 AM Nov 5th from web