Shelf Life
“Shelf Life” is my blog series where I explore the books I love, the ones I revisit as an adult, and the literary gems that have left a mark. From favorite reads to fresh perspectives on old classics, it’s all about the joy of literature. Come along as I share my thoughts, favorites, and those unexpected literary treasures that make reading a lifelong adventure.
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This post features the six books I’ve chosen for my target, Georgette Heyer, in the 6-Shooter Challenge, one of my key reading goals for the year. As a reminder, this …
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The Moving Toyshop is the first novel by Edmund Crispin that I’ve read, and I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed it—far more than I expected. Having primarily …
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From revisiting familiar reading challenges to tackling new ones, I’m diving into the year with renewed determination. With goals to conquer mysteries, classic tales, and creative book hunts, 2025 is shaping up to be a thrilling literary adventure!
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Revisiting childhood classics brings a sense of nostalgia and deeper meaning, reminding us of the magic books hold at every stage of life.
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I had heard of Mary Roberts Rinehart before but had never actually read any of her books. I’m thrilled to say that this American counterpart to Christie pleasantly surprised me with a highly enjoyable book, The Man In Lower Ten, sharing many qualities I love in the genre.
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A petty thief discovers a locked room containing seven dead bodies. But is this suicide or murder? A no-nonsense detective and a lovelorn journalist have the task of finding out!