Agatha Christie's, The Five Little Pigs

The Mavens do read authors other than Agatha Christie but there is great comfort in coming back to a tried and true author - especially when they take new styles with every book. Today they not only talked about Five Little Pigs, but also shared some other books they enjoy and what they are reading now. Join us and see if you agree with what we like and dislike.

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