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Book · 2018 · Older people

An elderly lady is up to no good

by Helene Tursten · Recommended by 1 person on 1 podcast

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It's called an elderly lady is up to no good by the Swedish by the Swedish writer Helen turst.
Tina Jordan · The Book Review · Nov 2018 Listen at 45:23

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An elderly lady is up to no good by Helene Tursten is a collection of crime stories featuring a charmingly mischievous senior protagonist. On The Book Review podcast in an episode titled Big New Biographies of Two Big American Lives released on July 18, 2024, Tina Jordan recommended the book. During the discussion, she introduced the collection of stories to the listeners, noting that the author was a Swedish writer and sharing the exact title with the audience. The recommendation highlighted the engaging and slightly illicit adventures of the elderly protagonist created by the author. Tina Jordan spoke about discovering the book as part of her reading interests, bringing attention to international crime fiction that features unconventional main characters. Listeners tuning into the episode heard how the Swedish writer crafted a narrative around an older woman engaging in behavior that is certainly unexpected for someone of her demographic. The discussion contributed to the weekly literary roundup on the podcast, offering a glimpse into translated fiction that brings humor and suspense to the mystery genre. Tina Jordan presentation of the book focused on its unique premise and its origins from the Scandinavian literary scene, making it a notable mention for fans of cozy mysteries with a darker, more mischievous edge.

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