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Save:'Lady Molly Of Scotland Yard' in the series 'Short Story Collections' by Baroness Orczy follows the adventures of Lady Molly, an early fictional female detective in late 19th century London. Lady Molly, with her unique feminine intuition, solves mysteries that the men of Scotland Yard struggle with. The collection of short mysteries is often compared to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes stories, with Lady Molly using inductive logic to piece together clues and solve cases. The stories provide a glimpse into the period language, behavior, and history of the time, while also showcasing Lady Molly's intelligence and wit.
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Save:'The Perfect Rake' by Anne Gracie follows the story of Prudence Merridew, a strong and protective older sister who risks everything to safeguard her siblings from their abusive grandfather. When they encounter the charming and flirtatious Gideon, a rake with a vulnerable heart underneath his frivolous exterior, Prudence's world is turned upside down. As Prudence and Gideon navigate a slow-burn romance amidst dark pasts and challenging circumstances, they find themselves drawn to each other in a heartwarming and humorous tale that blends romance, humor, and emotional depth. The plot unfolds with a mix of witty banter, endearing characters, and moments of darkness and light, culminating in a charming and engaging regency romance.
Her twin added, "I wanted to go up and try, too, but I could not get this undone in time." She gestured to her left wrist. It still bore rope marks. "Besides, he's locked the door. Charity said to fet... - #3
Save:'Shah of Shahs' by Ryszard Kapuscinski is a short but insightful account of the downfall of the last Shah of Iran, Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. The book delves into the power dynamics, political turmoil, and societal unrest that led to the Iranian Revolution in 1979. Kapuscinski's writing style is vivid, passionate, and infused with irony and humor, providing readers with a deep insight into the events that shaped modern-day Iran.
The book offers a unique perspective on the Iranian Revolution, focusing on the implications for the people involved and affected by the upheaval. Kapuscinski's nuanced impressions, drawn from his experiences in Iran during a crucial period, shed light on the causes of revolutions and their aftermaths. Through engaging prose and a captivating narrative, 'Shah of Shahs' explores themes of power, abuse of authority, and the consequences of political upheaval.
On the floor, chairs, table, desk lie heaps of index cards, scraps of paper, notes so hastily scrawled and chaotic, I have to stop and think where I jotted down the sentence “He will deceive you and m... Mark Haddon's 'The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time' delves into the world of Christopher, a developmentally disabled teenager with a unique perspective on life. The book follows Christopher as he navigates through his ordered and specific view of the world, including his relationships with his flawed parents. The story is told through Christopher's eyes, offering readers a glimpse into his brilliant mind and his struggles with social situations, all while trying to solve the mystery of a neighbor's dog's death.
Through a first-person narrative, the book provides insight into the daily struggles faced by an autistic teenager like Christopher. The writing style captures the essence of Christopher's character, showcasing his quirks, intelligence, and challenges. With a mix of humor, emotion, and a touch of mystery, the book offers a unique perspective on autism and the complexities of human relationships.
THEN THE POLICE arrived. I like the police. They have uniforms and numbers and you know what they are meant to be doing. There was a policewoman and a policeman. The policewoman had a little hole in h...
