December is the month of lists. Will I ever learn to play chess or publish my first book or finish my second book? Oh my! Then there are the lists for this month only including shopping lists, present lists, book lists, lists of lists…the lists go on.

We had a most hilarious time playing Scrabble last month after we discussed the book A Fatal Fudge Swirl by Meri Allen. Who knew that the members could get so competitive! Join us and find out.

Happy Thanksgiving!

It’s time to make stuffing, make lists of presents to give, buy next year’s calendars, and try to organize. What fun!

We had our September meeting and discussed Ovidia Yu’s Aunty Lee’s Delights: A Singaporean Mystery. We had a good time discussing the book because many of us found the customs interesting, the food descriptions were luscious sounding, and there were some gaps and wishes that the author had written a more thoughtful ending. We sounded like a class in literary criticism. One of us won the game.

A Cozy Death Book Club Blog

The best of times is here October Blog! We get to celebrate holidays with good food, read fabulous books, and make suggestions for next year's reading list. What could be better?

News for A Cozy Death Book Club

This month we’re meeting on the 22^nd at 2:00 pm PDT. We read Ovidia Yu’s Aunty Lee’s Delights. The novel is witty, gives the reader a sense of what life is like in Singapore, and ...

Emily Dickenson is one of America's most revered poets. She was influenced by many of the transcendentalists however she tended to use her own rules for rhyme schemes and punctuation. She was known to be reclusive but had a circle of friends with whom she had an active correspondence.

Our news for A Cozy Death Book Club includes an invitation to each of you to send in reviews of cozy mystery books that you’ve read. We also announce our meeting for August 25 for which we’re reading Margery Allingham’s The Crime at Black Dudley.

August is a month to fill with exciting books that take you to places that you have never visited. It also has holidays that are fun, like National S’mores Day and National Waffle Day.

Happy Birthday, United States! We get to celebrate with fireworks, but our doggies don’t enjoy one moment of it. So, our shower is ready for Barnaby to hide out!

We read The Unexpected Mrs. Pollifax for May. Tahlia led the bookclub meeting and the BINGO game. Several members won the game and talked about how much they enjoyed the novel.

The wallpaper is fun, but the bars are my freedom to get around without help.

The June calendar is full of exceptional celebration days (like National Ballpoint Pen Day) and our meeting on the 23rd.

We read The Unexpected Mrs. Pollifax by Dorothy Gillman for our club’s May 26 meeting. After discussing the book we’re playing Bingo using names of characters and sifes rom the book. Good luck to all of our players!

May is full of celebrations that include National Chocolate Chip Day on the 15th and National Asparagus Day on the 24th. Guess which one I like the best!

Recipe for flourless Chocolate Cake will make a great surprise for Diana when she gets home from her conference. Try it and let me know what you think.

The March meeting was a lot of fun. We read Sharon Short’s Death of a Domestic Diva. This month we’re reading The Mistress of Bhatia House by Sujata Massey. We’ll announce our newest contest at our April 28th meeting. Please come.

It’s spring and I begin to think of growing flowers. This is a yearly crush! Each year I fancy myself having pots and pots of flowers growing with wild abandon

The list of books for the remaining months of the year are listed. Enjoy!

This is my birthday month. It’s my daughter’s, Tahlia’s, Osra’s, and Maureen’s as well. It might even be yours. Welcome to March Pisces people

I finished reading The Last Devil to Die by Richard Osman and had originally thought that I would put it on our list for the year.