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A review by heyanci
A Song of Comfortable Chairs by Alexander McCall Smith
4.0
I absolutely loved this book and recommend it to everyone! A huge thanks to Double Day for the complimentary copy and all opinions expressed are entirely my own.
The book follows the beloved Grace Makutsi and Mma Ramotswe once again. The book is best enjoyed after reading the blurb as it has two different stories happening in the book. At one end Mma Ramotswe is assisting Phuti come up with a marketing campaign . On the other end they are helping Grace's old friend troubled son. I recommend this book as it is a comfort read set in Gaborone . It's a good mystery with a twinge of humor. Love it.
The book follows the beloved Grace Makutsi and Mma Ramotswe once again. The book is best enjoyed after reading the blurb as it has two different stories happening in the book. At one end Mma Ramotswe is assisting Phuti come up with a marketing campaign . On the other end they are helping Grace's old friend troubled son. I recommend this book as it is a comfort read set in Gaborone . It's a good mystery with a twinge of humor. Love it.