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Father Brown
Father Brown: The Essential Tales | Gilbert Keith Chesterton
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This definitive collection of fifteen Father Brown stories includes such classics as The Blue Cross, The Secret Garden, and The Paradise of Thieves.
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toofondofbooks
toofondofbooks
Father Brown: The Essential Tales | Gilbert Keith Chesterton
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#gold has to be my Gold Spine Modern Library Classics. I collect them whenever I can. These editions are mostly out of print so the spines are well loved. The covers are beautiful on these. I don't have a bookshelf for them so right now they are in my hubby's office of which I loathe the wall color lol
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Leftcoastzen Great post ! You have many gold spines! 5y
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Sarah83
Sarah83
Father Brown: The Essential Tales | Gilbert Keith Chesterton
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A detective solving a #crime is something quite normal but a father? I always wanted to know, how Chesterton invented this idea. #litsyclassics @Bambolina_81

EllanaRose I'm likely remembering it badly, but when I was a kid I was in hospital for a few months and I really enjoyed this TV show about a crime solving father and nun. I wonder if it was related to the books? 6y
jillrhudy He was a devout Christian and based Father Brown on an actual priest, Rev. John O‘Connor. (edited) 6y
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TotoroReads
TotoroReads
Father Brown: The Essential Tales | Gilbert Keith Chesterton
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To be honest, I prefer reading by the beach to actually swimming in the ocean.

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mrsmarch
mrsmarch
Father Brown: The Essential Tales | Gilbert Keith Chesterton
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Bailedbailed

An extreme case of the film (or the show) being light years better than the book. Genius acting and rich visual language beats out plodding, two-dimensional narrative. The best stories by far are the ones playing Father Brown against the master French thief know as Flambeau. I had to bail on the anthology, but I'm currently bingeing on the BBC series on Netflix.

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