Sometimes there is a longing to visit with old friends and when you do there is a delight that is unparalleled.

One of my biggest smiles came when Qwill had locked himself into his 1st floor writing studio with his thermal coffee decanter in order to accomplish some needed writing. Apparently, whenever Qwill's Siamese cats, Koko and Yum-Yum, wanted him to come out from behind closed doors they staged a squabble so that he would come out and investigate. In this case, he opened the door and they tumbled into the studio and as quick as paws allowed they raced down the ramp. Thankfully, Qwill understood that the message was clear. Their patience had expired and on this beautiful June day it was time to enjoy their favorite activities in the gazebo. As any loving pet owner (or should I say caregiver in residence) will do, he fulfilled their wishes.

As always there is a mystery to solve but it really takes a backseat in this writing but is still a joy to read for all who love the series. ( )

Qwilleran writes up a monologue of the Great Storm of 1913 for the Brr Bicentennial celebration. Koko is interested in turkeys that keep showing up by the gazebo, but aren't supposed to be still living in Moose County. A granddaughter of a wealthy resident of Brr tries to get her hands on her inheritance. The bookstore plans move along and a bibliocat is chosen. Life in Moose County continues...
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Usual bubblegum airhead book. ( )

Another fun romp with Koko and YumYum and their human. ( )

A fun little bedtime read. Love Koko and the Quill mustache. ( )