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Summary: My favorite of the serise
Review: Take a sarcastic on agian off agian burgler and add one lesoban dog gromer. For good measure also add a halfway honest cop and a cat named Raffels. What you get is a really fun serise of mystery books that will always hold a special place in your heart. in this particular edition of the serise berny Rosenbar is doing all he can to resist the temtation of breaking and entering. When a new landlord rasies the price of the rent he really doesn't have a chocie, he wants to remian honest but he also wants to keep his store. What you end up getting in the end is a great book with hilarious charecters. I recommend to all.
Rating:
Summary: My favorite of the serise
Review: Take a sarcastic on agian off agian burgler and add one lesoban dog gromer. For good measure also add a halfway honest cop and a cat named Raffels. What you get is a really fun serise of mystery books that will always hold a special place in your heart. in this particular edition of the serise berny Rosenbar is doing all he can to resist the temtation of breaking and entering. When a new landlord rasies the price of the rent he really doesn't have a chocie, he wants to remian honest but he also wants to keep his store. What you end up getting in the end is a great book with hilarious charecters. I recommend to all.
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Summary: Funniest mystery novel I have ever read.
Review: THE BURGLAR WHO TRADED TED WILLIAMS is the first Bernie Rhodenbarr novel I have read. The title caught my attenntion when I spotted it on a shelf at a truck stop on I-95. I enjoyed Lawrence Block's poking fun at authors Sue Grafton and Lilian Jacskon Braun. two of my favorite authors. Block's humor and tongue-in-cheek dialogue makes this mystery fun reading. I have just returned form my local library with three more of Block's Bernie Rhodenbarr mysteries where the hero is a burglar.
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Summary: Burglary, Bookstore and Mystery
Review: This light-hearted venture into the world of Bernie Rhodenbarr, burglar extraordinaire and bookstore owner contains much of the sharp, witty dialogue of the previous books in the series only sharper and wittier. The discussion between Bernie and Carolyn over the sexual preference of Sue Grafton's Kinsey Milhone is priceless. This is a sometimes-confusing mystery involving a series of events that sees Bernie burgle an apartment, return the booty and then re-enter the place to plant evidence after finding a corpse in the bathroom. Bernie sets out to work out who committed the murder, plus who committed a burglary that he's been mistakenly charged with. This is a most entertaining mystery that continues to keep you thinking, while providing plenty of smiles along the way.
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