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Hello, Pastiche-Sherlockians! We have some voting to do for the titles we're going to read! The link is below. All are welcome to join us! Just comment below, and we'll add you to the list. More info will be coming once the results are tallied!
Link to the survey: https://forms.gle/SXBadrcMfYGDfxP58
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Friendly reminder to get your nominations in for our pastiche #BuddyRead beginning in October! Please fill out the survey below by Sunday (tomorrow). Then, I'll have the voting survey out early next week.
Survey link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSecT0ZHVYWiI8wqu2ePKW9x58srco0b5h655rlm...
pickAnother excellent book in a good series.
Mycroft receives a diagnosis that makes it hard to justify his hopes for a family, and he tries to help Sherlock develop empathy by tasking him with teaching the boys at Douglas‘s school which leads to Sherlock developing his sleuthing skills as one of the boys mysteriously dies.
4.5/5 read for a fun and historic story with background for Sherlock Holmes and his brother.
so-so37/100 This series of "Further Adventures" of Sherlock Holmes are very hit or miss. I deem this one a definite miss. While the author does a good job mimicking the writing style of Conan Doyle, the story is kind of flat and the ending is seriously anticlimactic. Other SH stories, like The Hounds of the Baskervilles, had supernatural elements, but they were all explained in logical, reality based solution. I was hoping it wouldn't really be the ⬇️
A couple of Sherlock Holmes books I didn't go looking for yesterday, but which I found anyway! ?
I'm pleased to have added Baring-Gould's pseudo biography to my collection: it's a 1962 first edition and treats its subject as if historical, in best Holmesian tradition.
The Public Life of Sherlock Holmes is a 1975 review of "the many ways in which the entertainment industry has used, and misused, the best-known character in all fiction." ?
pickA fun way to revisit the first two seasons of Sherlock.
Picked up this lovely edition of Sherlock Holmes at B&N last week. 🤎
#brown #coverlove
@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @Eggs
I am posting one book per day from my extensive, and ever growing, TBR shelves. Some are old and some are new, some were gifts and some I don't remember why I bought them.
Day 33
#ABookADay2024
pickI read this one during Christmas Day. Perfect for that day. I enjoyed it. What I like is Holmes analytical thought process to make a conclusion and discover who committed the crime or the crime activity. I will say that it was a cliché who done it but it was good. I also like how atmospheric, descriptive the author was.3/3.5 ⭐️
December 2023 #BookSpinBingo (#11) @TheAromaOfBooks
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