Sunday, January 15, 2017
Book review: Precious and Grace by Alexander McCall Smith
The sixth book I read in 2017 was the seventeenth book in Alexander McCall Smith's No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency series, Precious and Grace. The A-plot has to do with a Canadian woman who spent her childhood in Gaborone and has returned looking for her old home, a childhood friend, and the woman who was her nanny, whom she remembers only the by the name Rosie. In the background, Fanwell acquires a stray dog he can't shake, Violet Sephotho is nominated for Chamber of Commerce Woman of the Year, and the hapless Mr. Polopetsi unknowingly becomes drawn into a pyramid scheme.
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