Bev’s Comments (group member since Oct 23, 2023)

Bev’s comments from the Mount TBR Challenge 2024 group.

50. Death in Five Boxes by Carter Dickson [on TBR since 5/23/15]

49. The Owl in the Cellar by Margaret Scherf [on TBR since 12/25/22]

48. Crows Are Black Everywhere: A Novel of International Intrigue in Chungking by Herbert O. Yardley & C. Grabo [on TBR since 12/25/22]

And a flag on Mount Kilamanjaro!

47. Twice Retired by Richard Lockridge [on TBR since at least 2011]

46. Bodies from the Library 4: Lost Tales of Mystery and Suspense from the Golden Age of Detection by Tony Medawar, ed [on TBR since 2/14/22]

45. The List of Adrian Messenger by Philip MacDonald [on TBR since at least 2011]

44. Write murder down by Richard Lockridge [on TBR since at least 2011]

43. Cold Bed in the Clay by Ruth Sawtell Wallis [On TBR since 12/25/18]

42. Mystery At Greenfingers: A Comedy Of Detection by J. B. Priestley [on TBR since 7/8/21]

41. Figure Away by Phoebe Atwood Taylor [on TBR since 10/7/16]

40. The Puzzle of the Blue Banderilla by Stuart Palmer [on TBR since 1/10/13]

39. Making It So: A Memoir by Patrick Stewart [on TBR since 12/25/23]

38. The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: Seance for a Vampire by Fred Saberhagen [on TBR since 5/31/22]

36. Bimbos & Zombies: Bimbos of the Death Sun / Zombies of the Gene Pool [Zombies portion of the book] by Sharyn McCrumb [on TBR since 3/9/21]

And a flag on Mt. Vancouver!

37. Grand Cru Heist by Jean-Jean Pierre Alaux & Noel Balen [on TBR since at least 2018--not logged properly]

35. The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame [on TBR since 1979]

34. The Philadelphia Murder Story by Leslie Ford [on TBR since 12/28/19]

33. Q-Squared by Peter David [on TBR since 1996]

32. Moonflower Murders by Anthony Horowitz [on TBR since 4/16/21]

Bea wrote: "Do Kindle and Audible books count? I will be traveling overseas for about 6 weeks and those will be my reading sources."

Thanks for jumping in with an answer, Pamela.

As Pamela notes--if you owned them on Kindle or Audible pre-January, then they definitely count. Also--if you owned the book in hard copy pre-January, but want to use Kindle or Audible while you travel, then that is okay too. As long as you own any copy before January, it doesn't matter what version you actually read.

31. Dorothy and Jack: The Transforming Friendship of Dorothy L. Sayers and C. S. Lewis by Gina Dalfonzo[on TBR since 12/28/22]