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This has been on my TBR list forever, and I finally got around to reading it. Flavia was weirdly adult in a way that I wasn‘t expecting. I guess I should have, since the premise is an 11-year-old who solves mysteries. She *is* an accurate picture of a gifted kid who‘s been left alone a lot to pursue her advanced interest (chemistry). The philatelic storyline interested me. Overall, 3.5 stars. I‘m interested to read a few more in the series.

Well my hold for Five Dark Fates came in so I should probably get this started before I lose it

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Okay, Ive heard it rumored but not confirmed, is Alan Bradley's Flavia de Luce series over? It's my favorite series and typically news of the next book would be out now. Anyone got the scoop?

Another book in the three dark crowns series. I love the characters and it was a pleasure to sink back into the world. Even if it did take me a little while to remember what was going on, because it has been a while since I read the last one.

So so so good!! I‘d recommend it to people who love Christie or are just fascinated by poisons — or both, obviously. There‘s a bit of history, a little literature and a chunk of science. I loved it! 🧪

#nfnov

Absolutely loved it and can't wait to read the rest of them to find out how they all start and end!

I just love these so much!!!

“The seeds or pits of plants of the genus Prunus all contain cyanide; the stones or pips of peaches, cherries, apples and bitter almonds can be particularly dangerous and potentially lethal in large quantities.” ☠️

#til #nfnov

Super interesting and very easy to read. If time travel is ever invented, remind me never to visit a medieval castle.

📖 The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie
📽 Waitress
🎶 Cherry Pie

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