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[Carol]

Hi My name is Carol and I'm from Western Massachusetts, U.S.A. I really like to read cozy mysteries. I also like books with some paranormal stuff in it. Thanks for making this open to all.

[Carol]

I have read the Gray Whale Inn series by Karen MacInerny and am reading her new one along with this month's book. Just finished Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie
. Gook reads :)

[jaxnsmom]

Hi Carol, welcome to the group! I think we've read some pretty good books here, and hope you'll share some of your favorites with us.

[Carol]

Thanks jaxnsmom, I'm excited to read the books mentioned on some of the messages. I'm kind of a slow reader and am in another group that read many different types of books, but my favorite reads are cozy mysteries. Very happy I found this group.

[*b*l*u*e*m*o*o*n*]

Just joined the group and touring the place ^_^

[jaxnsmom]

Welcome Bluemoon! Just ask if you have any questions.

[Jocie]

Hello! By day, I am a semi-mild mannered librarian! I have a question for mystery readers -- this fall I'm hosting mystery authors at my library and I want readers to win books. I'm developing a Q&A on mysteries and the reader who answers the most questions wins a basket of books from the authors. If I post a few of these questions would any one be willing to give them a look? Let me know if they are too easy or too difficult??? Thank you in advance!!!

[gj]

Hi all-
I just thought I would remind you that the B.R.A.G.Medallion Honoree authors are always looking for reviews. We have a couple of great Cozy Mysteries. Please take a moment to check them out and consider adding them to your reading list.
You can find all the books at:
www.bragmedallion.com

[gj]

Jocie wrote: "Hello! By day, I am a semi-mild mannered librarian! I have a question for mystery readers -- this fall I'm hosting mystery authors at my library and I want readers to win books. I'm developing a Q&..."

Jocie wrote: "Hello! By day, I am a semi-mild mannered librarian! I have a question for mystery readers -- this fall I'm hosting mystery authors at my library and I want readers to win books. I'm developing a Q&..."

It does sound like a great idea- let's take a look-

[gj]

Thank you- I know the authors will appreciate it.

[*b*l*u*e*m*o*o*n*]

thanks!

[Rebecca]

Jocie wrote: "Hello! By day, I am a semi-mild mannered librarian! I have a question for mystery readers -- this fall I'm hosting mystery authors at my library and I want readers to win books. I'm developing a Q&..."

Jocie: are you a ninja librarian in disguise? ;)

[Jaxie]

Bluemoon wrote: "Just joined the group and touring the place ^_^"

Welcome Bluemoon! I'm sure you'll love this group. Everyone is very friendly and i have found so many new authors and tittles.

[Beth]

Welcome to the group Jocie, Bluemoon, Carol, and anyone else I missed since I last checked this topic! Jocie, I think many of us would be willing to give you feedback on your mystery questions. A potential resource for forming topic-related questions (such as "Name some authors whose sleuths work outside") is http://stopyourekillingme.com/

[*b*l*u*e*m*o*o*n*]

thanks for the warm welcome!

[Jenn]

Hello everyone. My name is Jennifer. I live in Arizona. I got into cozy mysteries last year, but I didn't know they were a specific genre until recently. I'm hoping to find new authors and new friends in this group.

Nice to meet ya'll.

[jaxnsmom]

Welcome Jennifer! AZ is home to one of my favorite series - the Chet and Bernie Mysteries by Spencer Quinn. Hope to see you in the discussions.

[Jenn]

jaxnsmom wrote: "Welcome Jennifer! AZ is home to one of my favorite series - the Chet and Bernie Mysteries by Spencer Quinn. Hope to see you in the discussions."

Nice to meet you! I'll have to check that series out. It's always interesting when you can identify with landmarks in a book or movie.

[jaxnsmom]

Welcome Rita! Cozies offer a great range of choice. There are some that are more serious, and some that offer plenty of silliness. You'll find lots of different ones here to choose from.

[Terri]

Hi Everyone,
My name is Terri. I teach high school English, and read all kinds of things. I really like a sub-genre of cozy mystery-that is the cozy historical mystery like the series by Lindsey Davis (with Marcus Didius Falco) or the series by Elizabeth Peters ( with Amelia Peabody.)

[jaxnsmom]

Hi Terri! Welcome to the group. I look forward to seeing what you're reading.

[Mahoghani 23]

Hello all. My name is Lea. I'm retired military and I've always enjoyed reading. I'm a big Patricia Cornwell fan but I read all genres. I'm just seeing this group on here and so far I'm enjoying all the books suggested by this group. I looking forward to meeting more people as I get acclimated to the group.

[jaxnsmom]

Welcome Lea! I'm glad you're finding some good books, and look forward to 'talking' to you.

[Mahoghani 23]

jaxnsmom wrote: "Welcome Lea! I'm glad you're finding some good books, and look forward to 'talking' to you."

Thanks,looking forward to it.

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Hello, my name is Peg and I just joined
I would really use your help.
I was told that Kenningston cozy mysteries have a bit of a larger print. Is that true?
Also I cannot seem to read the ones with the teeny tiny print.
I have discovered that those by Amanda Lee, Wendy Lyn Watson, and Christine Wenger (DO or Diner) are a bit bigger and the lines are spaced further apart. As compared to Murder and Marinara by Rosie Genova, for an example.
I would appreciate your help. Thank you

[jaxnsmom]

Hi Peg, welcome to the group! I don't know about the Kenningston ones. I know I've found a lot at the library in the large print section.

[Rebecca]

Terri wrote: "Hi Everyone,
My name is Terri. I teach high school English, and read all kinds of things. I really like a sub-genre of cozy mystery-that is the cozy historical mystery like the series by Lindsey Da..."

It's so nice to hear from a fellow Amelia Peabody fan!

[Rebecca]

jaxnsmom wrote: "Hi Peg, welcome to the group! I don't know about the Kenningston ones. I know I've found a lot at the library in the large print section."

The other solution is an e-reader. You can adjust the font size on those to whatever you need!

[Heather]

Hi! My name is Heather, and I've only recently realized just how much I love cozy mysteries, and I'm hoping to get some book suggestions!

[Mahoghani 23]

Heather wrote: "Hi! My name is Heather, and I've only recently realized just how much I love cozy mysteries, and I'm hoping to get some book suggestions!"

Hi Heather.....it's nice to meet you.

[Helen]

Hi Heather!

[jaxnsmom]

Welcome Heather! You'll find plenty of good cozies by browsing through our posts. I hope you'll share some of your favorites with us too.

[Michele]

Hi! My name is Michele and I am from PA. I discovered cozies about 5 years ago. I have been adding them to my home library ever since.
I always enjoy discovering new series.

[Jaxie]

Welcome to the group to Terri, Rita, Lea, Peg , Heather and Michele!!!! :) :) :) Hope you gals find tons of titles and new series to keep you all entertained. I'm sure you will. :)

[jaxnsmom]

Welcome Michele! I hope you'll find some great new series here, or old ones that you missed. Please share some of your favorites with us - it's only fair that you "make" us add some books to our tbr's :)

[Michele]

Thanks Jaxie and Jaxnsmom!

The first cozy series I ever read, Joanne Flukes-Hannah Swensen series. I am up to # 13. Apple Turnover Murdet.

I will think of other favorites and post them soon.

[Karen]

Hello to all! I'm Karen & I live just north of Boston, MA. I've rarely met a cozy I didn't like. I read my first Agatha Christie mystery in 1970 & was hooked!

[Karol]

Hi, I'm Karol. Just picked up the two mysteries for this month and am looking forward to joining the discussion. I've been an Ohioan for 16 years, in the Akron area. Prior to that I lived in Phoenix, AZ. But grew up in Michigan.

[Karol]

Karen wrote: "Hello to all! I'm Karen & I live just north of Boston, MA. I've rarely met a cozy I didn't like. I read my first Agatha Christie mystery in 1970 & was hooked!"

Hi, Karen. Looks like you and I are the two "newbies" for the month of June.

[jaxnsmom]

Welcome Karen and Karol! There's still time to read our June books, or to let us know your thoughts if you have read them.

[Anne]

Hello My name is Anne and i am from North Dakota. I really enjoy Cozy Mysteries, Joanne Fluke is my favorite so far. I plan on also reading Diane Mott Davidson, and Laura Childs. I am hoping to find some new ones too.

[jaxnsmom]

Welcome Mary! Lately I've run across a few series set in upstate NY, maybe there's one set where you live :)

[jaxnsmom]

Yeah, I love finding books that are set in places I'm familiar with. It gives another level of connection.

[Sanderella]

Hi my name is Sandie and I live in Northcentral PA. I'm mom to 4 grown sons and gramma to 7 adorable grandkids. I'm owned by a very spoiled female Himalayan chocolate point cat. He name is Chantilly Lace & is almost 11 yrs old. I love cozy mysteries, esp ones with ghosts, Witches, and things that go bump in the night. Besides being an avid reader, I'm an avid crocheter. It's nice to meet all of you cozy readers!! :)

[jaxnsmom]

Hi Sandie, it's nice to meet you too! Sorry, no paranormal or witchy things this month, but I hope you'll join in the July reads anyway :)

[Diane ~Firefly~]

Hi, I'm Diane. I love cozy mysteries along with romance and urban fantasy. My TBR pile is way too big and it is probably a good thing I've started getting the majority of my new books on Kindle or I might have shown up on one of those hoarder shows due to all the books.

[Michele]

I completely understand Diane! My book shelves are overflowing with books :)

[Miranda]

Hi, my name's Miranda and I love cozy mysteries including cozy paranormal mysteries. My grandma got me into them years ago. My fav cozy authors are probably Jim & Joyce Lavene, but I also like Victoria Abbott, G.A. McKevett, Maddy Hunter, and Allyson K. Abbott to name a few. :)

[Diana]

Hi everyone. I'm Diana and I'm an author who LOVES to read cozy mysteries. I write under different pen names, but this is the account I use for joining groups. Some of my favorite authors include Agatha Christie (of course) and Rex Stout (I've been getting loads of his books second hand and falling in love with Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin all over again), but I also love the fact that so many cozy mysteries are being written these days in so many different ways. I'm looking forward to learning more about authors I don't yet read and I'll wait to doing any promotions until I've been around for a while….

[jaxnsmom]

Hi Diana, welcome to the group! I hope you'll join in some discussions, and you're welcome to introduce and promote your books in the Authors and Bloggers folder.