This is one of five books donated to the Little Free Library of Twinbrook (#7720) by my Aspen Hill neighbor and frequent visitor to our bookshelf. Thank you very much!

Happy reading!

I selected this book from the Little Free Library of Twinbrook (#7720) to travel elsewhere...

"Olivia Greyson made a mental note to develop spontaneous deafness the next time someone asked her to serve on a committee."

This book is being released with the First Line Game at the annual BCinDC Holiday Party being held in the home of authorauthor. Thank you for your hospitality!

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ResQgeek picked this book by the first line, but passed it to me when I expressed interest in it.

A fun read. The mystery didn't give me all of the clues to solve it, but the storyline made sense and you got to follow Livvie's train of thought. The cookie decorating and shop aspect of the story was interesting, largely realistic, and didn't dominate the story. One of the keys to a good cozy mystery series is a cast of characters that you can get attached to. I got attached to these people and will keep my eyes open for more in the series. The only thing that didn't quite work for me was the location of Chatterly Heights -- supposedly between DC and Baltimore -- it could have been anywhere in the country, really, although someone not living in the area might not know. But that wasn't critical to the plot (references to Johns Hopkins were not that specific); it is possible that it matters more in other books in the series.

This book is going with me to meet-up and I am hoping to persuade Furball to take it home. It is the sort she would enjoy if she hasn't already read it.

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Picked up at the BCinDC meetup at Tysons Corner today

Not thrilled about this one, perhaps because of the heavy emphasis on cookie cutters. Yes, I know, it is a book with a bakery specializing in cut and decorated cookies. And I know that people pay ridiculous prices for ordinary objects that just happen to be 200 years old. But I had a problem with that motivation. Maybe if I liked gingerbread . . .

Running a couple of errands in Springfield this afternoon, so I'm dropping this off at the Starbucks bookcase.

Someone left this book in the Becky's Hugs Little Free Library this week.

Left in the Little Free Library for another reader to find and enjoy.

Removed from the Little Free Library to make room for a new selection of books. It will be released elsewhere.

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