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Murderers, burglars, gangsters, thieves and
kidnappers. People doing horrible things to each other
and trying to get away with it. Why can't we just be
nice to each other?
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The sweetness at the bottom of
the pie
by Alan Bradley (2009)
First book in the Flavia de
Luce series
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And then there were none
by Agatha Christie (1939)
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The murder of Roger Ackroyd
by Agatha Christie (1926)
A book in Hercule Poirot
series
Can be read & loved
without having read any previous books in this
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These shallow graves
by Jennifer Donnelly (2015)
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The hound of the Baskervilles
by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (1902)
Third book in the Sherlock
Holmes series
Can be read &
loved without having read any previous books in
this series
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One for the money
by Janet Evanovich (1994)
First book in the Stephanie
Plum series
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The Agathas
by Kathleen Glasgow & Liz Lawson
(2022)
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A is for alibi
by Sue Grafton (1982)
First book in the Kinsey
Millhone series |
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Dangerous girls
by Abigail Haas (2012)
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A good girl's guide to murder
by Holly Jackson (2019)
First book in the Good girl's
guide to murder series
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Truly devious
by Maureen Johnson (2018)
First book in the Truly
devious series |
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One of us is lying
by Karen M. McManus (2017)
First book in the Bayview
High series |
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Monster
by Walter Dean Myers (1999)
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I'm not scared
by Niccolo Ammaniti (2003)
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Accomplice
by Eireann Corrigan (2009)
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Nothing more to tell
by Karen M. McManus (2022)
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