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- ISBN
- 9781400077090
- Book Title
- Sunday Philosophy Club
- Item Length
- 8in
- Publisher
- Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
- Publication Year
- 2005
- Format
- Trade Paperback
- Language
- English
- Item Height
- 0.6in
- Genre
- Fiction
- Topic
- Contemporary Women, Mystery & Detective / Women Sleuths, Mystery & Detective / General, Mystery & Detective / Traditional
- Item Width
- 5.2in
- Item Weight
- 8.4 Oz
- Number of Pages
- 272 Pages
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Introducing Isabel Dalhousie the heroine of the latest bestselling series from the author of the No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency. Isabel, the editor of the Review of Applied Ethics and an occasional detective, has been accused of getting involved in problems that are, quite frankly, none of her business. In this first installment, Isabel is attending a concert in the Usher Hall when she witnesses a man fall from the upper balcony. Isabel can' t help wondering whether it was the result of mischance or mischief. Against the best advice of her no-nonsense housekeeper Grace, her bassoon playing friend Jamie, and even her romantically challenged neice Cat, she is morally bound to solve this case. Complete with wonderful Edinburgh atmosphere and characters straight out of a Robert Burns poem, The Sunday Philosophy Club is a delightful treat from one of our most beloved authors.
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Publisher
Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
ISBN-10
1400077095
ISBN-13
9781400077090
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45407083
Product Key Features
Book Title
Sunday Philosophy Club
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Contemporary Women, Mystery & Detective / Women Sleuths, Mystery & Detective / General, Mystery & Detective / Traditional
Publication Year
2005
Genre
Fiction
Number of Pages
272 Pages
Dimensions
Item Length
8in
Item Height
0.6in
Item Width
5.2in
Weight
6.7 Oz
Item Weight
8.4 Oz
Additional Product Features
Series Volume Number
1
Publication Date
2005-07-12
Reviews
"Genial.... Wise.... Glows like a rare jewel." -- Entertainment Weekly "The literary equivalent of herbal tea and a cozy fire. . . . McCall Smith''s Scotland [is] well worth future visits." -- The New York Times "In Mma Ramotswe, [McCall Smith] minted one of the most memorable heroines in any modern fiction. Now, with the creation of Isabel Dalhousie . . . he''s done it again. . . . She''s such good company, it''s hard to believe she''s fictional. You finish this installment greedily looking forward to more." -- Newsweek "Charmingly told. . . . Its graceful prose shines, and Isabel''s interior monologues--meditations on a variety of moral questions--are bemused, intelligent and entertaining." -- The Seattle Times "Endearing. . . . Offers tantalizing glimpses of Edinburgh''s complex character and a nice, long look into the beautiful mind of a thinking woman." -- The New York Times Book Review "Fans of Alexander McCall Smith''s No. 1 Ladies'' Detective Agency novels will delight in this new series, featuring as its heroine the tart-tongued, tartan-clad problem-solver Isabel Dalhousie. The book club will love it." -- Life "Whimsical. . . . [A] memorable cast of characters. . . . McCall Smith''s assessments of fellow humans are piercing and profound. . . . [His] depictions of Edinburgh are vivid and seamless. . . . His fans . . . are sure to embrace these moral peregrinations among the plaid." -- San Francisco Chronicle "A mystery of moral responsibility and manners . . . [with] memorable minor characters, [an] intriguing, troubled heroine, local color and bracing Scottish patter." -- Newsday "Habit-forming. . . . The Sunday Philosophy Club leaves plenty of time for pondering moral conundrums, the drinking of steaming cups of hot brew (coffee, in this case) and . . . gentle probing into the human condition." -- The Oregonian "So believable. . . . The great pleasures of [ The Sunday Philosophy Club ] have to do with Smith''s wry, gentle writing applied to intriguing plots more curious or humorous than dramatic. . . . Precious Ramotswe has found a kindred spirit." -- The Columbus Dispatch "Alexander McCall Smith has become one of those commodities, like oil or chocolate or money, where the supply is never sufficient to the demand. . . . [He] is prolific and habit-forming. . . . [His] gift, one of them, is to inspire an eagerness to follow. . . . McCall Smith has done his job. Isabel lives. A series is born." -- The Globe and Mail (Toronto) "Like walking down the street with an amazingly literate, thoughtful, witty and self-deprecating friend through a city that friend knows and loves well." -- The Times-Picayune (New Orleans) "Skillfully written. . . . Smith''s Scotland . . . is a place where a profound, humane intelligence is at work." --New York Daily News "Mr. Smith, a fine writer, paints his hometown of Edinburgh as indelibly as he captures the sunniness of Africa. We can almost feel the mists as we tread the cobblestones." -- The Dallas Morning News "Memorable. . . . The Sunday Philosophy Club will delight McCall Smith''s existing fans and win him some new ones." -- St. Louis Post-Dispatch "Charming. . . . Suspenseful. . . . A pleasant introduction to a woman readers will want to know more about." -- Detroit Free Press "A quiet mystery aimed in equal parts at the head and the heart." -- The Patriot News (Harrisburg, PA) "Devotees of Smith''s No. 1 Ladies'' Detective Agency series are certain to enjoy these new people and this new place. . . . To know Isabel Dalhousie is to like and admire her." -- Chicago Tribune "Readers will be immediately smitten with the interplay between the philosopher, her tradition-bound housekeeper Grace and her unlucky in-love niece Cat." -- Ft. Myers News-Press "An elegant mystery filled not with dead bodies but an air of gentle refinement, intelligence and insight. . . . Isabel is a true original." -- Orlando Sentinel, "Genial.... Wise.... Glows like a rare jewel." -- Entertainment Weekly "The literary equivalent of herbal tea and a cozy fire. . . . McCall Smith''s Scotland [is] well worth future visits." -- The New York Times "In Mma Ramotswe, [McCall Smith] minted one of the most memorable heroines in any modern fiction. Now, with the creation of Isabel Dalhousie . . . he''s done it again. . . . She''s such good company, it''s hard to believe she''s fictional. You finish this installment greedily looking forward to more." -- Newsweek "Charmingly told. . . . Its graceful prose shines, and Isabel''s interior monologues--meditations on a variety of moral questions--are bemused, intelligent and entertaining." -- The Seattle Times "Charmingly told. . . . Its graceful prose shines, and Isabel''s interior monologues--meditations on a variety of moral questions--are bemused, intelligent and entertaining." -- The Seattle Times "Endearing. . . . Offers tantalizing glimpses of Edinburgh''s complex character and a nice, long look into the beautiful mind of a thinking woman." -- The New York Times Book Review "Fans of Alexander McCall Smith''s No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency novels will delight in this new series, featuring as its heroine the tart-tongued, tartan-clad problem-solver Isabel Dalhousie. The book club will love it." -- Life "Whimsical. . . . [A] memorable cast of characters. . . . McCall Smith''s assessments of fellow humans are piercing and profound. . . . [His] depictions of Edinburgh are vivid and seamless. . . . His fans . . . are sure to embrace these moral peregrinations among the plaid." -- San Francisco Chronicle "A mystery of moral responsibility and manners . . . [with] memorable minor characters, [an] intriguing, troubled heroine, local color and bracing Scottish patter." ?-- Newsday "Habit-forming. . . . The Sunday Philosophy Club leaves plenty of time for pondering moral conundrums, the drinking of steaming cups of hot brew (coffee, in this case) and . . . gentle probing into the human condition." -- The Oregonian "So believable. . . . The great pleasures of [ The Sunday Philosophy Club ] have to do with Smith''s wry, gentle writing applied to intriguing plots more curious or humorous than dramatic. . . . Precious Ramotswe has found a kindred spirit." -- The Columbus Dispatch "Alexander McCall Smith has become one of those commodities, like oil or chocolate or money, where the supply is never sufficient to the demand. . . . [He] is prolific and habit-forming. . . . [His] gift, one of them, is to inspire an eagerness to follow. . . . McCall Smith has done his job. Isabel lives. A series is born." -- The Globe and Mail (Toronto)"Like walking down the street with an amazingly literate, thoughtful, witty and self-deprecating friend through a city that friend knows and loves well." -- The Times-Picayune (New Orleans)"Skillfully written. . . . Smith''s Scotland . . . is a place where a profound, humane intelligence is at work." --New York Daily News "Mr. Smith, a fine writer, paints his hometown of Edinburgh as indelibly as he captures the sunniness of Africa. We can almost feel the mists as we tread the cobblestones." -- The Dallas Morning News "Memorable. . . . The Sunday Philosophy Club will delight McCall Smith''s existing fans and win him some new ones." -- St. Louis Post-Dispatch "Charming. . . . Suspenseful. . . . A pleasant introduction to a woman readers will want to know more about." -- Detroit Free Press "A quiet mystery aimed in equal parts at the head and the heart." -- The Patriot News (Harrisburg, PA)"Devotees of Smith''s No. 1 Ladies'' Detective Agency series are certain to enjoy these new people and this new place. . . . To know Isabel Dalhousie is to like and admire her." -- Chicago Tribune "Readers will be immediately smitten with the interplay between the philosopher, her tradition-bound housekeeper Grace and her unlucky in-love niece Cat." -- Ft., "Genial.... Wise.... Glows like a rare jewel." -- Entertainment Weekly "The literary equivalent of herbal tea and a cozy fire. . . . McCall Smith''s Scotland [is] well worth future visits." -- The New York Times "In Mma Ramotswe, [McCall Smith] minted one of the most memorable heroines in any modern fiction. Now, with the creation of Isabel Dalhousie . . . he''s done it again. . . . She''s such good company, it''s hard to believe she''s fictional. You finish this installment greedily looking forward to more." -- Newsweek "Charmingly told. . . . Its graceful prose shines, and Isabel''s interior monologues--meditations on a variety of moral questions--are bemused, intelligent and entertaining." -- The Seattle Times "Endearing. . . . Offers tantalizing glimpses of Edinburgh''s complex character and a nice, long look into the beautiful mind of a thinking woman." -- The New York Times Book Review "Fans of Alexander McCall Smith''s No. 1 Ladies'' Detective Agency novels will delight in this new series, featuring as its heroine the tart-tongued, tartan-clad problem-solver Isabel Dalhousie. The book club will love it." -- Life "Whimsical. . . . [A] memorable cast of characters. . . . McCall Smith''s assessments of fellow humans are piercing and profound. . . . [His] depictions of Edinburgh are vivid and seamless. . . . His fans . . . are sure to embrace these moral peregrinations among the plaid." -- San Francisco Chronicle "A mystery of moral responsibility and manners . . . [with] memorable minor characters, [an] intriguing, troubled heroine, local color and bracing Scottish patter." -- Newsday "Habit-forming. . . . The Sunday Philosophy Club leaves plenty of time for pondering moral conundrums, the drinking of steaming cups of hot brew (coffee, in this case) and . . . gentle probing into the human condition." -- The Oregonian "So believable. . . . The great pleasures of [ The Sunday Philosophy Club ] have to do with Smith''s wry, gentle writing applied to intriguing plots more curious or humorous than dramatic. . . . Precious Ramotswe has found a kindred spirit." -- The Columbus Dispatch "Alexander McCall Smith has become one of those commodities, like oil or chocolate or money, where the supply is never sufficient to the demand. . . . [He] is prolific and habit-forming. . . . [His] gift, one of them, is to inspire an eagerness to follow. . . . McCall Smith has done his job. Isabel lives. A series is born." -- The Globe and Mail (Toronto) "Like walking down the street with an amazingly literate, thoughtful, witty and self-deprecating friend through a city that friend knows and loves well." -- The Times-Picayune (New Orleans) "Skillfully written. . . . Smith''s Scotland . . . is a place where a profound, humane intelligence is at work." --New York Daily News "Mr. Smith, a fine writer, paints his hometown of Edinburgh as indelibly as he captures the sunniness of Africa. We can almost feel the mists as we tread the cobblestones." -- The Dallas Morning News "Memorable. . . . The Sunday Philosophy Club will delight McCall Smith''s existing fans and win him some new ones." -- St. Louis Post-Dispatch "Charming. . . . Suspenseful. . . . A pleasant introduction to a woman readers will want to know more about." -- Detroit Free Press "A quiet mystery aimed in equal parts at the head and the heart." -- The Patriot News (Harrisburg, PA) "Devotees of Smith''s No. 1 Ladies'' Detective Agency series are certain to enjoy these new people and this new place. . . . To know Isabel Dalhousie is to like and admire her." -- Chicago Tribune "Readers will be immediately smitten with the interplay between the philosopher, her tradition-bound housekeeper Grace and her unlucky in-love niece Cat." -- Ft. Myers News-Press "An elegant mystery filled not with dead bodies but an air of gentle refinement, intelligence and insight. . . . Isabel is a true original." -- Orlando Sentinel, "[McCall Smith writes] the best, most charming, honest, hilarious, and life-affirming books to appear in years." -"The Plain Dealer "Utterly enchanting . . . It is impossible to come away from an Alexander McCall Smith 'mystery' novel without a smile on the lips and warm fuzzies in the heart." -"Chicago Sun-Times "[McCall Smith's] accomplished novels . . . [are] dependent on small gestures redolent with meaning and main characters blessed with pleasing personalities . . . Not so much conventional mysteries, [his] novels are gentle probes into the mysteries of human nature." -"Newsday, "Genial.... Wise.... Glows like a rare jewel." --Entertainment Weekly "The literary equivalent of herbal tea and a cozy fire. . . . McCall Smith's Scotland [is] well worth future visits." --The New York Times "In Mma Ramotswe, [McCall Smith] minted one of the most memorable heroines in any modern fiction. Now, with the creation of Isabel Dalhousie . . . he's done it again. . . . She's such good company, it's hard to believe she's fictional. You finish this installment greedily looking forward to more." --Newsweek "Charmingly told. . . . Its graceful prose shines, and Isabel's interior monologues--meditations on a variety of moral questions--are bemused, intelligent and entertaining." --The Seattle Times "Charmingly told. . . . Its graceful prose shines, and Isabel's interior monologues--meditations on a variety of moral questions--are bemused, intelligent and entertaining." --The Seattle Times "Endearing. . . . Offers tantalizing glimpses of Edinburgh's complex character and a nice, long look into the beautiful mind of a thinking woman." --The New York Times Book Review "Fans of Alexander McCall Smith's No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency novels will delight in this new series, featuring as its heroine the tart-tongued, tartan-clad problem-solver Isabel Dalhousie. The book club will love it." --Life "Whimsical. . . . [A] memorable cast of characters. . . . McCall Smith's assessments of fellow humans are piercing and profound. . . . [His] depictions of Edinburgh are vivid and seamless. . . . His fans . . . are sure to embrace these moral peregrinations among the plaid." --San Francisco Chronicle "A mystery of moral responsibility and manners . . . [with] memorable minor characters, [an] intriguing, troubled heroine, local color and bracing Scottish patter." ?--Newsday "Habit-forming. . . . The Sunday Philosophy Club leaves plenty of time for pondering moral conundrums, the drinking of steaming cups of hot brew (coffee, in this case) and . . . gentle probing into the human condition." --The Oregonian "So believable. . . . The great pleasures of [The Sunday Philosophy Club] have to do with Smith's wry, gentle writing applied to intriguing plots more curious or humorous than dramatic. . . . Precious Ramotswe has found a kindred spirit." --The Columbus Dispatch "Alexander McCall Smith has become one of those commodities, like oil or chocolate or money, where the supply is never sufficient to the demand. . . . [He] is prolific and habit-forming. . . . [His] gift, one of them, is to inspire an eagerness to follow. . . . McCall Smith has done his job. Isabel lives. A series is born." --The Globe and Mail (Toronto) "Like walking down the street with an amazingly literate, thoughtful, witty and self-deprecating friend through a city that friend knows and loves well." --The Times-Picayune (New Orleans) "Skillfully written. . . . Smith's Scotland . . . is a place where a profound, humane intelligence is at work." --New York Daily News "Mr. Smith, a fine writer, paints his hometown of Edinburgh as indelibly as he captures the sunniness of Africa. We can almost feel the mists as we tread the cobblestones." --The Dallas Morning News "Memorable. . . . The Sunday Philosophy Club will delight McCall Smith's existing fans and win him some new ones." --St. Louis Post-Dispatch "Charming. . . . Suspenseful. . . . A pleasant introduction to a woman readers will want to know more about." --Detroit Free Press "A quiet mystery aimed in equal parts at the head and the heart." --The Patriot News (Harrisburg,, "Genial.... Wise.... Glows like a rare jewel." --"Entertainment Weekly" "The literary equivalent of herbal tea and a cozy fire. . . . McCall Smith's Scotland Ýisš well worth future visits." --"The New York Times" "In Mma Ramotswe, ÝMcCall Smithš minted one of the most memorable heroines in any modern fiction. Now, with the creation of Isabel Dalhousie . . . he's done it again. . . . She's such good company, it's hard to believe she's fictional. You finish this installment greedily looking forward to more." --"Newsweek" "Charmingly told. . . . Its graceful prose shines, and Isabel's interior monologues--meditations on a variety of moral questions--are bemused, intelligent and entertaining." --"The Seattle Times" "Charmingly told. . . . Its graceful prose shines, and Isabel's interior monologues--meditations on a variety of moral questions--are bemused, intelligent and entertaining." --"The Seattle Times" "Endearing. . . . Offers tantalizing glimpses of Edinburgh's complex character and a nice, long look into the beautiful mind of a thinking woman." --"The New York Times Book Review" "Fans of Alexander McCall Smith's No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency novels will delight in this new series, featuring as its heroine the tart-tongued, tartan-clad problem-solver Isabel Dalhousie. The book club will love it." --"Life" "Whimsical. . . . ÝAš memorable cast of characters. . . . McCall Smith's assessments of fellow humans are piercing and profound. . . . ÝHisš depictions of Edinburgh are vivid and seamless. . . . His fans . . . are sure to embrace these moral peregrinations among the plaid." --"San Francisco Chronicle" "A mystery of moral responsibility and manners . .. Ýwithš memorable minor characters, Ýanš intriguing, troubled heroine, local color and bracing Scottish patter." ?--"Newsday" "Habit-forming. . . ." "The Sunday Philosophy Club leaves plenty of time for pondering moral conundrums, the drinking of steaming cups of hot brew (coffee, in this case) and . . . gentle probing into the human condition." --"The Oregonian" "So believable. . . . The great pleasures of ÝThe Sunday Philosophy Clubš have to do with Smith's wry, gentle writing applied to intriguing plots more curious or humorous than dramatic. . . . Precious Ramotswe has found a kindred spirit." --"The Columbus Dispatch" "Alexander McCall Smith has become one of those commodities, like oil or chocolate or money, where the supply is never sufficient to the demand. . . . ÝHeš is prolific and habit-forming. . . . ÝHisš gift, one of them, is to inspire an eagerness to follow. . . . McCall Smith has done his job. Isabel lives. A series is born." --"The Globe and Mail "(Toronto) "Like walking down the street with an amazingly literate, thoughtful, witty and self-deprecating friend through a city that friend knows and loves well." --"The Times-Picayune" (New Orleans) "Skillfully written. . . . Smith's Scotland . . . is a place where a profound, humane intelligence is at work." --New York" Daily News" "Mr. Smith, a fine writer, paints his hometown of Edinburgh as indelibly as he captures the sunniness of Africa. We can almost feel the mists as we tread the cobblestones." --"The Dallas Morning News" "Memorable. . . . The Sunday Philosophy Club will delight McCall Smith's existing fans and win him some new ones." --"St. Louis Post-Dispatch" "Charming. . . .Suspenseful. . . . A pleasant introduction to a woman readers will want to know more about." --"Detroit Free Press" "A quiet mystery aimed in equal parts at the head and the heart." --"The Patriot News "(Harrisburg, PA) "Devotees of Smith's No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency series are certain to enjoy these new people and this new place. . . . To know Isabel Dalhousie is to like and admire her." --"Chicago Tribune" "Readers will be immediately smitten with the interplay between the philosopher, her tradition-bound housekeeper Grace and her unlucky in-love niec, " Genial.... Wise.... Glows like a rare jewel." --"Entertainment Weekly" " The literary equivalent of herbal tea and a cozy fire. . . . McCall Smith's Scotland [is] well worth future visits." --"The New York Times" " In Mma Ramotswe, [McCall Smith] minted one of the most memorable heroines in any modern fiction. Now, with the creation of Isabel Dalhousie . . . he's done it again. . . . She's such good company, it's hard to believe she's fictional. You finish this installment greedily looking forward to more." --"Newsweek" " Charmingly told. . . . Its graceful prose shines, and Isabel's interior monologues--meditations on a variety of moral questions--are bemused, intelligent and entertaining." --"The Seattle Times" " Charmingly told. . . . Its graceful prose shines, and Isabel's interior monologues--meditations on a variety of moral questions--are bemused, intelligent and entertaining." --"The Seattle Times" " Endearing. . . . Offers tantalizing glimpses of Edinburgh's complex character and a nice, long look into the beautiful mind of a thinking woman." --"The New York Times Book Review" " Fans of Alexander McCall Smith's No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency novels will delight in this new series, featuring as its heroine the tart-tongued, tartan-clad problem-solver Isabel Dalhousie. The book club will love it." --"Life" " Whimsical. . . . [A] memorable cast of characters. . . . McCall Smith's assessments of fellow humans are piercing and profound. . . . [His] depictions of Edinburgh are vivid and seamless. . . . His fans . . . are sure to embrace these moral peregrinations among theplaid." --"San Francisco Chronicle" " A mystery of moral responsibility and manners . . . [with] memorable minor characters, [an] intriguing, troubled heroine, local color and bracing Scottish patter." ?--"Newsday" " Habit-forming. . . ." "The Sunday Philosophy Club leaves plenty of time for pondering moral conundrums, the drinking of steaming cups of hot brew (coffee, in this case) and . . . gentle probing into the human condition." --"The Oregonian" " So believable. . . . The great pleasures of [The Sunday Philosophy Club] have to do with Smith's wry, gentle writing applied to intriguing plots more curious or humorous than dramatic. . . . Precious Ramotswe has found a kindred spirit." --"The Columbus Dispatch" " Alexander McCall Smith has become one of those commodities, like oil or chocolate or money, where the supply is never sufficient to the demand. . . . [He] is prolific and habit-forming. . . . [His] gift, one of them, is to inspire an eagerness to follow. . . . McCall Smith has done his job. Isabel lives. A series is born." --"The Globe and Mail "(Toronto) " Like walking down the street with an amazingly literate, thoughtful, witty and self-deprecating friend through a city that friend knows and loves well." --"The Times-Picayune" (New Orleans) " Skillfully written. . . . Smith's Scotland . . . is a place where a profound, humane intelligence is at work." --New York" Daily News" " Mr. Smith, a fine writer, paints his hometown of Edinburgh as indelibly as he captures the sunniness of Africa. We can almost feel the mists as we tread the cobblestones." --"The Dallas MorningNews" " Memorable. . . . The Sunday Philosophy Club will delight McCall Smith's existing fans and win him some new ones." --"St. Louis Post-Dispatch" " Charming. . . . Suspenseful. . . . A pleasant introduction to a woman readers will want to know more about." --"Detroit Free Press" " A quiet mystery aimed in equal parts at the head and the heart." --"The Patriot News "(Harrisburg, PA) " Devotees of Smith's No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency series are certain to enjoy these new people and this new place. . . . To know Isabel Dalho, "Genial.... Wise.... Glows like a rare jewel." --"Entertainment Weekly" "The literary equivalent of herbal tea and a cozy fire. . . . McCall Smith's Scotland Ýis¨ well worth future visits." --"The New York Times" "In Mma Ramotswe, ÝMcCall Smith¨ minted one of the most memorable heroines in any modern fiction. Now, with the creation of Isabel Dalhousie . . . he's done it again. . . . She's such good company, it's hard to believe she's fictional. You finish this installment greedily looking forward to more." --"Newsweek" "Charmingly told. . . . Its graceful prose shines, and Isabel's interior monologues--meditations on a variety of moral questions--are bemused, intelligent and entertaining." --"The Seattle Times" "Charmingly told. . . . Its graceful prose shines, and Isabel's interior monologues--meditations on a variety of moral questions--are bemused, intelligent and entertaining." --"The Seattle Times" "Endearing. . . . Offers tantalizing glimpses of Edinburgh's complex character and a nice, long look into the beautiful mind of a thinking woman." --"The New York Times Book Review" "Fans of Alexander McCall Smith's No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency novels will delight in this new series, featuring as its heroine the tart-tongued, tartan-clad problem-solver Isabel Dalhousie. The book club will love it." --"Life" "Whimsical. . . . ÝA¨ memorable cast of characters. . . . McCall Smith's assessments of fellow humans are piercing and profound. . . . ÝHis¨ depictions of Edinburgh are vivid and seamless. . . . His fans . . . are sure to embrace these moral peregrinations among the plaid." --"San Francisco Chronicle" "A mystery of moral responsibility and manners . .. Ýwith¨ memorable minor characters, Ýan¨ intriguing, troubled heroine, local color and bracing Scottish patter." ?--"Newsday" "Habit-forming. . . ." "The Sunday Philosophy Club leaves plenty of time for pondering moral conundrums, the drinking of steaming cups of hot brew (coffee, in this case) and . . . gentle probing into the human condition." --"The Oregonian" "So believable. . . . The great pleasures of ÝThe Sunday Philosophy Club¨ have to do with Smith's wry, gentle writing applied to intriguing plots more curious or humorous than dramatic. . . . Precious Ramotswe has found a kindred spirit." --"The Columbus Dispatch" "Alexander McCall Smith has become one of those commodities, like oil or chocolate or money, where the supply is never sufficient to the demand. . . . ÝHe¨ is prolific and habit-forming. . . . ÝHis¨ gift, one of them, is to inspire an eagerness to follow. . . . McCall Smith has done his job. Isabel lives. A series is born." --"The Globe and Mail "(Toronto) "Like walking down the street with an amazingly literate, thoughtful, witty and self-deprecating friend through a city that friend knows and loves well." --"The Times-Picayune" (New Orleans) "Skillfully written. . . . Smith's Scotland . . . is a place where a profound, humane intelligence is at work." --New York" Daily News" "Mr. Smith, a fine writer, paints his hometown of Edinburgh as indelibly as he captures the sunniness of Africa. We can almost feel the mists as we tread the cobblestones." --"The Dallas Morning News" "Memorable. . . . The Sunday Philosophy Club will delight McCall Smith's existing fans and win him some new ones." --"St. Louis Post-Dispatch" "Charming. . . .Suspenseful. . . . A pleasant introduction to a woman readers will want to know more about." --"Detroit Free Press" "A quiet mystery aimed in equal parts at the head and the heart." --"The Patriot News "(Harrisburg, PA) "Devotees of Smith's No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency series are certain to enjoy these new people and this new place. . . . To know Isabel Dalhousie is to like and admire her." --"Chicago Tribune" "Readers will be immediately smitten with the interplay between the philosopher, her tradition-bound housekeeper Grace and her unlucky in-love niec, "Genial.... Wise.... Glows like a rare jewel." --Entertainment Weekly "The literary equivalent of herbal tea and a cozy fire. . . . McCall Smith's Scotland [is] well worth future visits." --The New York Times "In Mma Ramotswe, [McCall Smith] minted one of the most memorable heroines in any modern fiction. Now, with the creation of Isabel Dalhousie . . . he's done it again. . . . She's such good company, it's hard to believe she's fictional. You finish this installment greedily looking forward to more." --Newsweek "Charmingly told. . . . Its graceful prose shines, and Isabel's interior monologues--meditations on a variety of moral questions--are bemused, intelligent and entertaining." --The Seattle Times "Charmingly told. . . . Its graceful prose shines, and Isabel's interior monologues--meditations on a variety of moral questions--are bemused, intelligent and entertaining." --The Seattle Times "Endearing. . . . Offers tantalizing glimpses of Edinburgh's complex character and a nice, long look into the beautiful mind of a thinking woman." --The New York Times Book Review "Fans of Alexander McCall Smith'sNo. 1 Ladies Detective Agencynovels will delight in this new series, featuring as its heroine the tart-tongued, tartan-clad problem-solver Isabel Dalhousie. The book club will love it." --Life "Whimsical. . . . [A] memorable cast of characters. . . . McCall Smith's assessments of fellow humans are piercing and profound. . . . [His] depictions of Edinburgh are vivid and seamless. . . . His fans . . . are sure to embrace these moral peregrinations among the plaid." --San Francisco Chronicle "A mystery of moral responsibility and manners . . . [with] memorable minor characters, [an] intriguing, troubled heroine, local color and bracing Scottish patter." ?--Newsday "Habit-forming. . . .The Sunday Philosophy Clubleaves plenty of time for pondering moral conundrums, the drinking of steaming cups of hot brew (coffee, in this case) and . . . gentle probing into the human condition." --The Oregonian "So believable. . . . The great pleasures of [The Sunday Philosophy Club] have to do with Smith's wry, gentle writing applied to intriguing plots more curious or humorous than dramatic. . . . Precious Ramotswe has found a kindred spirit." --The Columbus Dispatch "Alexander McCall Smith has become one of those commodities, like oil or chocolate or money, where the supply is never sufficient to the demand. . . . [He] is prolific and habit-forming. . . . [His] gift, one of them, is to inspire an eagerness to follow. . . . McCall Smith has done his job. Isabel lives. A series is born." --The Globe and Mail(Toronto) "Like walking down the street with an amazingly literate, thoughtful, witty and self-deprecating friend through a city that friend knows and loves well." --The Times-Picayune(New Orleans) "Skillfully written. . . . Smith's Scotland . . . is a place where a profound, humane intelligence is at work." --New YorkDaily News "Mr. Smith, a fine writer, paints his hometown of Edinburgh as indelibly as he captures the sunniness of Africa. We can almost feel the mists as we tread the cobblestones." --The Dallas Morning News "Memorable. . . .The Sunday Philosophy Clubwill delight McCall Smith's existing fans and win him some new ones." --St. Louis Post-Dispatch "Charming. . . . Suspenseful. . . . A pleasant introduction to a woman readers will want to know more about." --Detroit Free Press "A quiet mystery aimed in equal parts at the head and the heart." --The Patriot News(Harrisburg, PA) <b
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Trade
Dewey Decimal
823.914
Series
Isabel Dalhousie, Isabel Dalhousie Ser.
Dewey Edition
22
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