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Title	:	Aunt Dimity Digs In (Aunt Dimity Mystery #4)
Author	:	Nancy Atherton
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 275 pages
Published	:	March 1st 1999 by Penguin Books (first published March 1998)
Categories	:	Mystery. Cozy Mystery. Fiction. Fantasy. Paranormal

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The latest in this enchanting and fast-selling series, featuring the beloved ghost Aunt Dimity, opens in a picturesque English cottage where the lovable Lori Shepherd is up to her elbows in pureed carrots and formula bottles, striving to be the perfect mother to twins! Luckily, a beautiful Italian nanny arrives just in time?so Lori can help settle the local civil war stirred up by a visiting archaeologist's excavation.With Reginald, the stuffed pink rabbit and Edmond Terrance, the stuffed tiger in tow, Lori hunts down a missing document, and the archaeologist digs up a lot more than artifacts. It is Aunt Dimity's magic blue notebook that provides the key to buried secrets and domestic malice, and shows all the residents of Finch that even the darkest acts can be overcome by forgiveness.

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Original Title:	Aunt Dimity Digs In
ISBN:	014027569X (ISBN13: 9780140275698)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Aunt Dimity Mystery #4

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Continuing the series. It's definitely one that has to be read in order, which is maybe why I thought it (the series, not this volume) was so awful the first time I tried one. But now I'm very fond of these characters and the weirdness of their life and their little village, which is slightly in upheaval here - but not really, in the end. And I didn't quite figure out the culprit of the very gentle crime and it's all sort of the ultimate in cozies, I think?

Continuing the series. It's definitely one that has to be read in order, which is maybe why I thought it (the series, not this volume) was so awful the first time I tried one. But now I'm very fond of these characters and the weirdness of their life and their little village, which is slightly in upheaval here - but not really, in the end. And I didn't quite figure out the culprit of the very gentle crime and it's all sort of the ultimate in cozies, I think?

Another easy read, nothing spectacular but comfort food for the mind.

.This series offers cozy mysteries with amusing and quirky characters, in the life of Lori and her Aunt Dimity. Each one has been a fun and entertaining read to be sure. It is appreciated that each book is able to stand on its own and usually concludes with an HEA.



I love these little books. They are sweet, easy to read, with engaging characters involved in soft mysteries. No murders, just mayhem in the English countryside. Later on, the villains turn creepy, but the books are still fun and engaging. I like them as a break, from all the war novels I read. I also enjoy more hardcore mysteries, too.

I like this series! Lori Shepherd inherited a cottage in the Cottswolds from her mother's best friend, Dimity, and along with that she acquired a blue journal that Dimity writes in and communicates with Lori. In this edition, some archaeologists have come to Finch and caused an uproar when it rumor says the new Harvest Festival might be impacted. When a pamphlet is stolen that claims the dig site is a hoax, strange things start happening. Lots of old prejudices and feuds come to the surface,