Author: Agatha Christie Genre: Non-fiction, Autobiography Published: 1977 Personal rating: 5/5 Yearly count: 25 This autobiography by Agatha Christie is a work of art. She tells her life's story in her own unique way. It's like you're sitting at the kitchen table with her, just talking. I loved reading it, not only because Agatha Christie's life has been a very interesting one, ...

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Subtitled, "An Intemperate History of Beer in Canada" this book really isn't a history. And it isn't always limited to Canada or even speaks to all of Canada. It is really a collection of personal essays on beer culture in Canada and elsewhere, including many on history filling about the first half, from one Ontarian's point of view. But that is a bit too much to fit on the ...

I'm going to try and make an effort to do more posts. Tyler is upset that I spend so much time on my bookreview blog and no time on our personal blog. I guess we really haven't been doing anything exciting lately so I haven't had a reason to post. Anyway, I participate in different blogger meme's and thought this would be a fun one to do on our blog. In order to participate all you ...

“DEATH IN THE CHOIR” by Lorraine V. Murray. Tumblar House (Arcadia, Calif., 2009). 186 pp., $12.95. Some mysteries are not all murder and mayhem—you will find feuding sopranos, interparish politics, and the challenges of building a new social life in “Death in the Choir,” an enjoyable new novel from...

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