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Much like the #1 Ladies Detective Agency series, this series is less about mystery and detectives, and more about the lead character and her life. A fine book and yet another good McCall Smith series.
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Virginia posted a review at .
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Quaint ... an interesting read in a good setting
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Slower start than the others in this series but came into its own. looking forward to the next installment
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Margaret posted a review at .
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This is the third in the Isabel Dalhousie series. I like the series so far. Nothing dramatic happens, but the main character, an applied ethicist, is thoughtful and reflective.
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Disappointing! (Not nearly as good as other Alexander McCall Smith books.)
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another great book by A. McCall Smith
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Maria posted a review at .
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This book is a very pleasing discovery, its intelligent but very easy to read. Can't wait to read the other 59 books by Alexander McCall Smith if they're as good has this one.
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A little bit different from his usual style - more romance, less crime.
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This is a gently told, fun read about a single Scottish lady, Isabel Dalhousie, who likes to ponder philosophical dilemmas while helping others iron out problems in their lives. The author's voice is a bit intrusive (all the characters sound the same when they speak) but it's a lovely story. I also find the Edinburgh setting very appealing and there is quite a lot of description of various Edinburgh places as well as aspects of Scottish culture.
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