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Loading... The Lost Art of Gratitude: An Isabel Dalhousie Novelby Alexander McCall SmithSeries: Sunday Philosophy Club / Isabel Dalhousie mysteries (book 6)
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. Here's the latest goings-on in the life of Isabel, Jamie, their baby, Charlie, Isabel's niece Kat, etc., etc. As usual, Isabel becomes involved in a few other peoples' problems, but it's nothing too major this time. It's more like checking in with some old friends to see how they are doing at this point in their lives. It's a very pleasant read about very civilized people, and there is a slightly surprising development at the book's end. Definitely a good diversion. ( )Love the growing love between Jamie and Isabel I'm in heaven each time I get a few lines about Edinburgh / Scotland / Scottish history, etc Wish the ending had been stronger This is one of the better books in the series. Another very enjoyable read by one of my favorite authors. Isabel's philosophical ruminations are a breath of fresh air. Just one VERY small critical note: it is clear in this book that it was written by a male writer. Why? Because in this one Isabel has a baby (well, it started from the previous book...), and I was amused: only a man can present such an idyllic life while taking care of barely a toddler - no fussing, no crying, no sleepless nights :), just a tiny bit unrealistic :)... But that's just a small part of it - I thoroughly enjoyed the book. Isabel Dalhousie is manipulated by an acqaintance which leads to philosophical musings. The relationship between Isabel and Jamie deepens and their son Charlie flourishes. no reviews | add a review
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