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Category Archives: 1920s
Ebook Magical Cool Cats Mysteries Volume 3
“FUN! Step back into the days when you needed a password to get that drink, veterans had come home from the Great War, and the electric double decker trolley was the Bee’s Knees of public transportation. Travel along with a … Continue reading
Posted in 1920s, American History, Animals, Free Ebooks, Uncategorized
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Best Of Blog: Hemingway’s Cat is Missing
This post appeared in November 2011. The kitty pictured above wasn’t Hemingway’s cat but she was the inspiration for the Magical Cool Cat Mysteries. The books don’t really do her justice. She died unexpectedly and I’m just grateful now that … Continue reading
Posted in 1920s, Cat, Paris, Reading
Tagged Hemingway, Hemingway's cat, Inspirational, Magical Cool Cat Mysteries, Paris, The Paris Wife
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Best Of Blog: Lipstick at the 1920s New Yorker
This post originally appeared in October 2011. I can’t believe I’ve been blogging for five years. With her love for cocktails and wit, Lois Long reviewed speakeasies for The New Yorker. She signed her articles “Lipstick” and defined 1920s Flapper … Continue reading
Clever Cats
If any species could form an effective Army despite napping several times a day, it would be cats:) In Cool Cat Mysteries, cat sleuths solve mysteries without missing a nap. How would you describe Bertrum Thumbcat — the cat leader … Continue reading
Mailbox Monday
I have a pre-order for the audiobook edition of Mulligan’s Christmas Stew. I want to listen to this author’s stories about celebrating Christmas all over the world through the years. Here is the description from Amazon: “For more than 30 … Continue reading
Posted in 1920s, American History, Audiobooks, History, Mailbox Monday
Tagged 1920s, Jake and Clara, Mailbox Monday, Mistress, Mulligan's Christmas Stew, Warren Harding
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Best of Blog: Gatsby’s Mansion: Oheka Castle
Photos from OHEKA Castle posted with permission. I originally posted this in May 2013. Since The Great Gatsby is timeless, and summer always makes me think of The Great Gatsby, I wanted to share it again. “There was music from … Continue reading
*Expired*FREE Magical Cool Cat Mysteries Boxed Set Vol 2
The cats are in charge and you can enjoy a free download of Magical Cool Cat Mysteries Boxed Set Vol 2 on July 4,5,6,7 & 8. It’s regularly priced at $2.99 It’s the Cat’s Meow when astute Persian Tatania and … Continue reading
Empire of Deception –His Last Con May Not Have Been Uncovered
After a friend swindles Leo Koretz out of money in a Panama timberland investment scheme, he learns two things: 1) The closer friends they are, the harder the suckers fall; 2) He could create a bigger and better fraudulent Panama … Continue reading
Posted in 1920s, American History, Reading, Reviews
Tagged 1920s, Empire of Deception, Kindle, Kindle Review, Leo Koretz, Ponzi
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The Real Downton Abbey – Diaries of Highclere Castle’s Aristocrats
Downton Abbey fans won’t be disappointed by Lady Catherine, the Earl, and the Real Downton Abbey by the Countess of Carnarvon. I listened to the audiobook edition narrated by Sandra Duncan, Jenny Oglivie, and Andrew Wincott. This is the story … Continue reading
Posted in 1920s, Audiobooks, Reviews, Roaring Twenties
Tagged and the Real Downton Abbey by the Countess of Carnarvon, Audiobook Reviews, Audiobooks, Lady Catherine, the Earl
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Downton Abbey Inspires A Jewelry Collection
It’s the Cat’s Meow when Downton Abbey inspires a jewelry collection: And just in time for Christmas, a pull bell ornament…
