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Getting Cozy Book Club

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Getting Cozy Book Club | Wikimedia Commons

Getting Cozy Book Club | Wikimedia Commons

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If you've never read a cozy mystery before or if you have read thousands, join us each month as we read and discuss the first book in a series. We will meet on the 2nd Thursday of the month at 10 am.

What is a cozy mystery? The crime-solver is an amateur sleuth, who eavesdrops, gathers clues, and uses their native intelligence and knowledge of their community to solve the crime.

Cozy mysteries are generally considered “gentle” books and most have no graphic violence.

  • The setting is often a small town full of colorful characters.
  • Series frequently have a prominent thematic element introduced by the detective's job, pet, or hobby.
  • These books are plot and character driven with an emphasis on solving puzzles rather than suspense.
Our chosen book with serve as our theme for the meeting, we will talk about other book series with a similar theme as well as the recipes, crafts, and more included in many cozies.

January 12- The Windsor Knot by S.J. Bennett

February 9- A Streetcar Named Murder by T.G. Herren

March 9- A Very English Murder by Verity Bright

April 13 – A Gentleman of Fortune: Or, the Suspicions of Miss Dido Kent by Anna Dean

May 11- Deadly Director’s Cut by Vicki Delany

June 8- Great Witches Baking Show by Nancy Warren

July 13- Murder at the Dolphin Hotel by Helena Dixon

August 10- Fatal Fixer Upper by Jennie Bentley

September 14- Death Tidies Up by Barbara Colley

October 12- Louisiana Longshot by Jana Deleon

November 9- Jane and the Unpleasantness at Scargrave Manor: Being the First Jane Austen Mystery by Stephanie Barron

December 14- Christmas Carol Murder by Leslie Meier

What is a cozy mystery? The crime-solver is an amateur sleuth, who eavesdrops, gathers clues, and uses their native intelligence and knowledge of their community to solve the crime.

Cozy mysteries are generally considered “gentle” books and most have no graphic violence.

  • The setting is often a small town full of colorful characters.
  • Series frequently have a prominent thematic element introduced by the detective's job, pet, or hobby.
  • These books are plot and character driven with an emphasis on solving puzzles rather than suspense.
Suitable for:

Adults

Type:

Book Clubs

Language:

English

Thursday, January 12, 2023

10:00AM – 11:00AM
Original source can be found here.

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