Isabel Dalhousie Mysteries (Audio): The Right Attitude to Rain (CD-Audio)

from MichaelDeavers

Isabel just Shines! I have always enjoyed the Isabel Dalhousie's books and in my opinion The Right Attitude to Rain is a notch above the others. Even though Isabel was still analyzing family and friends, and coming to her own conclusions in the story was a departure from the other books. Isabel's...

from angharad_reads

I've found the two books I've read about Isabel Dalhousie to be somewhat aloof in style. It's hard to tell sometimes when she is kidding, emotional, or whether she is just musing or endorsing her thoughts. This one included a bit more emotion, so I'm starting to care more about her. It also inclu...

from Lman

This instalment of Isabel Dalhousie's life and loves is an utter delight - revealing depths to Isabel's feelings and character even more than the previous books. Instead of learning about our main protagonist from her thoughts and contemplations, and through her associations with others, we are n...

from alanteder

The Isabel Dalhousie series started off in cozy mystery territory with the first book [book:The Sunday Philosophy Club|15904] which did have a mysterious death to be solved. The second book [book:Friends, Lovers, Chocolate|97884] made the mysteries more domestic and this third book is solidly in ...

from nmcbain

Alexander McCall Smith's novels are very gentle and full of lovely observations about human behaviour. This is the third book in the Sunday Philosophy Club series about Isabel Dalhousie, philosopher, amateur detective and Edinburgh resident. I'm always sorry when I finish these novels and this wa...