Sentences with phrase «read lots of mysteries»

I read a lot of mysteries, as you may have noticed if you've seen any of Windows Central's past media recommendations.

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I read a lot of medieval mysteries.

I can remember playing Barbies with my friend and we would use the dolls to act out detective stories and solve mysteries (there may have been a lot of Nancy Drew reading going on...).

I read a lot of everything — science fiction, science, philosophy, novels, short stories, mysteries, literary fiction, old books — everything.

A bright and beautiful small town girl named Charlotte «Charlie» Newton (Teresa Wright) is bored, bored with her well - ordered home in her pretty Norman Rockwellish little city of Santa Rosa, Calif., — where trees line the sunlit streets, everyone goes to church on Sunday, and lots of them read murder mysteries at night.

Bored with her well - ordered home in her Norman Rockwellish little city of Santa Rosa, Calif., — where trees line the sunlit streets, everyone goes to church on Sunday and lots of them read murder mysteries at night.

It's less Philip K. Dick than Medgar Evers) and its attempts to pull in some literary credibility with a running gimmick about Hansel & Gretel (had Spooner really read the fairytale, he would've solved the mystery a lot quicker), I, Robot plays like a tug - of - war between a smart source material and some really venal, really cynical studio wonks.

An exciting, fast - paced read with lots of suspense, mystery and romance.

She read a lot of contemporary mysteries to prepare, and discovered what made her — as a reader — put down a book.

It gives people a sense on what people are reading in one of the worlds most cosmopolitan cities One of the most interesting aspects about this list is that there is a lot of mysteries and thriller books.

When not gardening, walking, completing a paralegal certificate, replastering walls, and reading to her granddaughter, she spends her time reading children's books, architectural treatises, a select smatter of literary fiction, and lots of murder mysteries.

In the early 1980s I read a lot of British mysteries featuring a detective and sidekick operating in various parts of the U.K., and I thought it would be a good idea to do the same in Yorkshire, where I come from.

I'm reading a lot of historical mystery series now because I'm working in this genre which is new to me and I've bought several first books of series either for free or for a very cheap price.

There was also like the super comforting type of reads, which were the cozy mysteries, that a lot of people started reading at the time.

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When I was a lot younger I got a lot of enjoyment from reading classic Agatha Christie murder mysteries.