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The Broken Teaglass by Emily Arsenault
3.0

This book seemed perfect for early Fall nights. Its characters, Billy and Mona, work for Samuelson, a company that writes dictionaries. While working, they discover a strange citation that looks like it's part of a bigger story. They slowly begin to unearth more of these citations and uncover a mystery, right within the walls of Samuelson.returnreturnThis was a cozy book - lots of tea, people sitting silently in their cubicles reading books and magazines to chronicle new usages of words. But, for me, it was missing something. I longed for more of a storyline between Billy and Mona and for more mystery and intrigue. It also felt a small bit repetitive, because we read a few of the citations several times throughout the book.