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[katl8e]

Lilian Jackson Braun has penned another in "The Cat Who....." series: The Cat Who Had 60 Whiskers. I've already got it on reserve at the library

 

[rapunzel47]

Thanks for the heads-up! I'll be watching.

 

[batgirl2good]

Originally Posted by katl8e

Lilian Jackson Braun has penned another in "The Cat Who....." series: The Cat Who Had 60 Whiskers. I've already got it on reserve at the library

I love these books! Thanks for telling us!

 

[pat locani]

I had never read these until last year, have read maybe four so far. They are a fun read. I like finding them at Half Price Books for a dollar! I like finding any book for a dollar! It's a wonderful way to discover new authors who might otherwise get overlooked.

 

[jamasmom]

Originally Posted by katl8e

Lilian Jackson Braun has penned another in "The Cat Who....." series: The Cat Who Had 60 Whiskers. I've already got it on reserve at the library

I love these books, I think I've read all of them over the years (some of the m 2x) thanks for letting us know, I'll be heading to the library after work

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[batgirl2good]

Originally Posted by jamasmom

I love these books, I think I've read all of them over the years (some of the m 2x) thanks for letting us know, I'll be heading to the library after work

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Oh, i do the same thing! I can read them over and over.

 

[lnbandcats]

I love Lillian Jackson Braun. I just picked up her newest paperback edition...The Cat Who Dropped a Bombshell.. I have to laugh at her photo, though. I started reading these books at least 20 years ago - there were maybe 8 back then and she is still using the same photo! I just imagine her real age now, but I absolutley love her books - Koko is always smarter than everone else in the book!

 

[renovia]

I have heard of these books but haven't begun reading them. what genre are they and what one do you suggest i read first?

 

[catsallover]

They are light mystery reading, I guess you could say, with a touch of small town antics/odd duck characters to keep things interesting

. They're fun!

I would start with the first one of the series (sorry, I don't remember the name), and read straight through

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I'm interested to see the next one- she kinda shook things up a little with this last one!

 

[katl8e]

Here's the list, in order of publication:

http://www.authorsontheweb.com/featu...an-jackson.asp

They're very light reading and make a nice change, from my usual psychological thrillers: Jonathan and Faye Kellerman, Linda Fairstein, David Baldacci, Tess Gerritsen, et al.

I also like Rita Mae Brown's "Mrs. Murphy" mysteries and Shirley Rousseau Murphy's "Joe Grey" books. Add Carole Nelson Douglas' "Midnight Louie" mysteries to the list of cat detectives:

http://www.carolenelsondouglas.com/midnight-louie.html

 

[gemlady]

Somewhere I read that there was controversy whether she was still writing them and not a "stable" of writers.

Whatever, I really enjoy her books.

 

[catsallover]

Originally Posted by katl8e

Here's the list, in order of publication:

http://www.authorsontheweb.com/featu...an-jackson.asp

They're very light reading and make a nice change, from my usual psychological thrillers: Jonathan and Faye Kellerman, Linda Fairstein, David Baldacci, Tess Gerritsen, et al.

I also like Rita Mae Brown's "Mrs. Murphy" mysteries and Shirley Rousseau Murphy's "Joe Grey" books. Add Carole Nelson Douglas' "Midnight Louie" mysteries to the list of cat detectives:

http://www.carolenelsondouglas.com/midnight-louie.html

Sounds like you and I have very similar trips to the library

. I haven't heard of the "Joe Grey" books. I'll have to look them up...

 

[lokismum]

Originally Posted by katl8e

Here's the list, in order of publication:

http://www.authorsontheweb.com/featu...an-jackson.asp

They're very light reading and make a nice change, from my usual psychological thrillers: Jonathan and Faye Kellerman, Linda Fairstein, David Baldacci, Tess Gerritsen, et al.

I also like Rita Mae Brown's "Mrs. Murphy" mysteries and Shirley Rousseau Murphy's "Joe Grey" books. Add Carole Nelson Douglas' "Midnight Louie" mysteries to the list of cat detectives:

http://www.carolenelsondouglas.com/midnight-louie.html

Originally Posted by catsallover

Sounds like you and I have very similar trips to the library

. I haven't heard of the "Joe Grey" books. I'll have to look them up...

Same here!