... this short story compilation from the British Library Crime Classics series looks like it would fit the bill. (Link to Obi's review in the header and here.)
Note: For those looking for a print edition, I've also added the paperback edition to this post.
"We all have heard the saying, “don’t judge a book by its cover.” It is all well and good when you use it metaphorically, however, for books, covers do matter-a lot. How else are you going to judge something you haven’t read yet? That’s why books have titles and covers, they matter. When we’re browsing through e-books online it becomes even more crucial, because book cover is the first thing we will notice, and we all know how important first impressions are. If we like the cover, it catches our eye, then we will definitely click on it to read the blurb and may even decide to buy that book.
What type of book covers do you like?"
As we enter the heart of winter, some of us are already dreaming up ways to escape the chill and vacation somewhere cozy with a good book. Taking that sentiment to the extreme, we’ve collected several bookish getaway spots to plan your next trip. From a hostel where you can sleep in a bookcase, to an immersive world worthy of a Dickens’ novel, here are some of the best book-inspired vacations.
Anyone dressing up this year? Going to any costume parties?
I'm probably not but if I were picking a costume from this list, I would probably go with Elizabeth Bennet- Zombie Killer! : ) What's your favorite?
Can anyone guess what the most popular adult costume is going to be?
Yep- Unfortunately, I think we're going to see a lot of Donald Trump's & Hillary Clinton's! : (
Source of Literary Costume Article: Penguin Random House
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