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Added to the Book Buffet....

Taken from the book buffet.

This is a reprint of an 1864 book of short stories narrated by a female detective, although female police officers did not exist for another 50 years. Enjoyable mysteries (some solved, some unsolved), but so different from today with a lot of "solving" based on assumptions and generalisations, rather than absolute proof.

Being taken to the lunchtime meet-up.

Hello!
If this is your introduction to Bookcrossing, welcome, and congratulations on finding this book! Enjoy reading the book,and I hope you will let us know what you thought. It is now yours to do with as you wish - keep it, pass it on, but please leave the label, so it can keep in touch with us. If you would like to know what happens to the book after it has left you, then do join - it's private and it's fun!
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Picked up at London meet up

Going to Tanamo for Wishlist Tag UK

Safely received in Hinckley. Thanks Rita.