Eric Karl Anderson
50 Books to Read If You're an Armchair Detective
50 Books to Read If You're an Armchair Detective
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50 Books to Read If You're an Armchair Detective is a gift book for book-loving friends and family, featuring 50 lesser-known books and forgotten classics. It includes an interactive element with space for star ratings, lists of favourite reads, thoughts, and dates for beginning and finishing books.
Format: Hardback
Length: 112 pages
Publication date: 13 October 2022
Publisher: Murdoch Books
The perfect gift for book-loving friends and family, 50 Books to Read If You're an Armchair Detective will provide plenty of inspiration for fans of cosy crime to discover lesser-known books and revisit forgotten classics. Whether you're a Richard Osman fan or a Sherlock Holmes devotee, bibliophile, and book blogger Eric Karl Anderson will introduce you to some new and unexpected novels. The book includes an interactive element with space for star ratings, lists of favourite reads, thoughts, and dates for beginning and finishing books.
The 50 recommendations encompass a range of authors and books, from classic to contemporary and from across the globe, to offer the lucky reader plenty of scope. This is the start of a new series of gift books celebrating books and reading, so if cosy crime isn't your thing, don't worry! You can also indulge in some love stories with 50 Books to Read If You're a Hopeless Romantic.
Weight: 216g
Dimension: 126 x 158 x 16 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781922616470
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