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message 1: by Juanita (last edited Dec 31, 2015 08:12PM) (new)

Juanita (juanitav) | 744 comments In this folder, you can start a discussion thread for book suggestions based on the protagonist's occupation for the "book with a protagonist with your occupation" category.

You can start the thread and ask for suggestions or, if you have a great suggestion and the occupation thread hasn't been created, start it and pop your suggestion in right away.


message 2: by Kirsten (new)

Kirsten  (kmcripn) What a great idea! We should just keep track of the occupations in the different books we're reading. We never know when it will come in handy for someone else.


message 3: by Christi (new)

Christi (christibooks) I found a list on Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Categor...

don't know if we'll have many scarecrows or knights on the board but it's a start!


message 4: by Allie (new)

Allie | 77 comments Has anyone found any books with someone who works in insurance?


message 5: by Theresa (last edited Aug 03, 2021 04:50PM) (new)

Theresa | 2377 comments Allie wrote: "Has anyone found any books with someone who works in insurance?"

Try H is for Homicide by Sue Grafton. Others in the series may work as well but that one definitely does.


message 6: by Robin H-R (new)

Robin H-R Holmes Richardson (acetax) | 147 comments Allie wrote: "Has anyone found any books with someone who works in insurance?"

Yes...the Harry Reese Mysteries Always a Cold Deck (The Harry Reese Mysteries, #1) by Robert Bruce Stewart Always a Cold Deck is the first one.

Harry is an insurance investigator with a wry sense of humor who never takes life too seriously.


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