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May 29, 2019 Leave a Comment

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Caught in action!

Special thanks goes out to @gasagasagirl for shari

Special thanks goes out to @gasagasagirl for sharing about Mimi Lee and her store in the recent handbook from @mysterywritersofamerica, How To Write A Mystery (edited by Lee Child with Laurie R. King):

Listen to or read stories by some great authors! #

Listen to or read stories by some great authors! #aapiheritagemonth

Posted @withregram • @escondidolibrary Happy Asian American and Pacific Islander heritage month!

Celebrate by listening to one of our recorded author talks and recorded storytimes, or by picking up a book club pick.

To view recorded author talks and storytimes, view here on Facebook or on our YouTube Channel.

Search the catalog to view book club picks: https://escondido.librarycatalog.info/polaris/

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Along with @mpmthewriter and @oliviablackeauthor,

Along with @mpmthewriter and @oliviablackeauthor, I was interviewed for my author perspective on the rise of millennial cozies! Thank you, Elisa and @murder_and_mayhem! (Link in bio)

(Also, @abbylvandiver gets a mention!)

Just look at this amazing photo! Are you seeing tw

Just look at this amazing photo! Are you seeing twin cats? Thank you so much, @ilikeoldbooks1213!

Posted @withregram • @ilikeoldbooks1213 Colleen’s apparent cat obsession continues...

#justfinishedreading Mimi Lee Gets a Clue by Jennifer J. Chow @jenjchow This is the first book in the Sassy Cat mysteries, so I am featuring my own sassy cat, a souvenir from Mexico! It may be having a staring contest with the cat on the book cover.

This cozy mystery is upbeat and irreverent, with a cast so full of suspicious characters that I didn’t know who to peg as the murderer! It stars Mimi Lee, who is starting her own pet-grooming business. When she discovers a breeder is mistreating dogs, she ends up as a suspect in his murder.

But most importantly, her sidekick is... a talking cat!!! 🙀

I really liked that there were plenty of clues to make all the suspects plausible murderers. I also liked the cutthroat L.A. setting where the characters, even the heroine, need to be willing to fight their way to success. As someone who has never been there, I totally picture L.A. as a dog eat dog world.

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...Now that I’m done with my terrible puns...

I recommend this book to animal lovers, hopeless romantics, and people who are willing to suspend disbelief and just have fun!!!

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