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Modos Exhibición modosexhibicion — These books are so much fun! The protagonist is an eleven year old girl with a gift for chemistry and solving mysteries :) She is hilarious, mischievous, and super smart. LOVE a super smart female character who knows more than the doddering old policemen. I actually had suspicions on this one, but did not know for sure who the murderer was....it kept me guessing. I will definitely keep reading more in the series.

Garrett Ritchea gritchea — The character development in the book was great and I dare say every character held my fancy for some period of time, even if toward the end I wanted to crack Isabel over the head with one of her art vases, or some other heavy ornate object of decor lazying about Uncle Elliot's house. The bitch! Setting up Suzanne, the barely recovered opium junkie/alcoholic prostitute Larry was briefly engaged to, tempting her with fancy Russian vodka, booze drunk only by kings and queens and other sorts with regal titles! The little cunt! Setting Suzanne up knowing that while in the DTs, she could never say no to justifying a sip, which would never be just a sip and end up as a full blow out- leaving town (and Larry) drunk and likely stoned in the night to a Port of France in which she could slip away, back to her life of sailors, whiskey, wine, opium and numbness. Oh Isabel, such the turd, doing it just to keep Larry away from any other woman, knowing he would never be hers. Desperate to believe in Larry as celibate, while she goes about in her marriage to the kind and gentle, fat and red-faced, dull and worshipping Gray whose main purpose in life seems to be to make money in order to keep Isabel in haute couture dresses. At times the Eastern/Buddhist-oriented descriptions of India and Knowingness and One deterred me from reading and propelled me to sleep, which is fine, I like sleep, but for years now, when living people in the world or characters on film or in books begin discussing terms such as those mentioned above I sort of mentally check out. I think it may be a mixture of me being a bit of an idiot who tends to take things too literally as well as a passive desire to resist these topics, particularly the language, which I find clunky and self-righteous? So by the book's end, what had made Larry like-able: his quest, his quiet tragic history, his not-knowing nature had sort of de-materialized and what was left was this Eastern rhetoric talking empty shell. Which perhaps is the goal, and one can see my bias tends toward banged up, bruised and complicated shells holding messy, slimy, self-absorbed and confused creatures. Anyhow. I'm excited to see this movie, the one with BIll Murray as Larry! La la.