2020 HOW MANY PAGES

[Jay]

My school semester's finally over so here's some textbooks :)

Sociology in Action by Kathleen Odell Korgen, 11/18/20, 424 pages

Knowledge, Nature, and Norms: An Introduction to Philosophy by Mark Timmons, 11/19/20, 452 pages

Essentials of Cultural Anthropology: A Toolkit for a Global Age by Kenneth J. Guest, 11/19/20, 576 pages

[ChrisGA]

Jael's StoryAnn Burton 11/25/20 288pp.

[Laur]

Tidewater Bride by Laura Frantz, 11/25/20, 416 pgs

[Denise S]

The Catherine Wheel by Patricia Wentworth 11.26.20 384 pages

[ChrisGA]

Pearl in the SandTessa Afshar 11/26/20 320 pp.

[Laur]

The First Mountain Man by William W. Johnstone, 11/26/20, 320 pgs

[ChrisGA]

Unashamed: RahabFrancine Rivers 11/27/20. 165 pp.

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[ChrisGA]

The Warrior : CalebFrancine Rivers 11/27/20 230pp.

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[Denise S]

An Elderly Lady is Up to No Good by Helene Tursten 11.28.20 170 pages

[Laur]

Deadman's Stagecoach by C.M. Oslund, 11/28/20, 163 pgs
Morgan's Captivity: The story of Mogan O'Connor's captivity among the Cheyenne in the novel The Captured Girl by Tom Reppert, 11/28/20, 45 pgs

[ChrisGA]

The Prophetess: Deborah's Story Jill Eileen Smith 11/28/20 368 pp.

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[Denise S]

Project 333: The Minimalist Fashion Challenge That Proves Less Really Is So Much More by Courtney Carver 11.29.20 224 pages

[ChrisGA]

The Air We BreatheChrista Parrish 11/29/20 348 pp.

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[ChrisGA]

The Quicksilver PoolPhyllis A. Whitney 11/30/20 464pp.

[Denise S]

The King's Writ by Paul Dougherty 11.30.20 70 pages

[Jay]

Aqualene by Paul K. Brown 12/01/2020 310 pages

Smile town-the story of Blaire Wilson. by Allison Berenter 12/01/2020 159 pages

[Laur]

We Begin at the End by Chris Whitaker, 12/01/20, 464 pgs

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[Denise S]

Through the Wall by Patricia Wentworth 12.2.20 230 pages

[ChrisGA]

Portrait of a MurdererAnne Meredith 12/2/20 240 pp.

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Denise wrote: "Through the Wall by Patricia Wentworth 12.2.20 230 pages"

I am definitely missing out on this series. Never heard of it before, and I keep seeing it pop up. Must be a good one :)

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[Laur]

I Catch Killers: The Life and Many Deaths of a Homicide Detective by Gary Jubelin, 12/03/20, 368 pgs

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Got that update, Laur. Thank you!

[Laur]

Preacher's Carnage by William W. Johnstone, 12/04/20, 320 pgs

[Denise S]

I Am the Messenger by Markus Zusak 12.4.20 370 pages

[ChrisGA]

The Adventure of the Christmas PuddingAgatha Christie 12/4/20 363pp.

[Denise S]

The Brading Collection by Patricia Wentworth 12.5.20 284 pages

[ChrisGA]

The Murder Room P.D. James 12/6/20 415 pp.

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[Denise S]

Not Our Kind by Kittzy Zeldis 12.6.20 337 pages

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[Denise S]

Gods and Beasts by Denise Mina 12.7.20 320 pages

[ChrisGA]

Lioness: Mahlah's Journey Barbara M. Britton 12/7/20 254pp.

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[Laur]

Coffee & Corpse by Maisy Marple 12/07/20, 133 pgs
Outlaw Country by William W. Johnstone 12/07/20, 304 pgs ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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[ChrisGA]

The LighthouseP.D. James 12/8/20 383 pp

[Laur]

The Death of Irish Nell: A Detective Lavender Short Story by Karen Charlton, 12/08/20, 71 pgs

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I find so many new authors and books to read through this challenge alone.

You all are wonderful!!

[Laur]

You're pretty wonderful too, Jingles! Thanks for the fun challenges!

Ingrid by Miriam Minger, 12/09/20, 96 pgs

[Denise S]

jingles wrote: "Denise wrote: "Through the Wall by Patricia Wentworth 12.2.20 230 pages"

I am definitely missing out on this series. Never heard of it before, and I keep seeing it pop up. Must be a ..."

She wrote during the 1930s, 40s, 50s and a bit into the 60s - vintage era - not great but good solid mysteries. I'm binge reading them and then donating.

[Denise S]

Prague Fataleby Philip Kerr 12.8.20 401 pages

[Laur]

The Wicked Die Twice by William W. Johnstone 12/09/20, 352 pgs

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Laur wrote: "You're pretty wonderful too, Jingles! Thanks for the fun challenges! "

Aw, you are so sweet, Laur. I'm glad you enjoy them!

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Denise wrote: "She wrote during the 1930s, 40s, 50s and a bit into the 60s - vintage era - not great but good solid mysteries. I'm binge reading them and then donating."

This is great to know, Denise, as I have a couple of challenges that require older publication dates. It's so awesome that you donate the books after reading them!