11 Best canada books like The Winter Helen Dropped By by W.P. Kinsella

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Similar categories in Iona Whishaw's A Killer in King's Cove (Lane Winslow #1) book and W.P. Kinsella's The Winter Helen Dropped By

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Similar categories in Iona Whishaw's Death in a Darkening Mist (Lane Winslow #2) book and W.P. Kinsella's The Winter Helen Dropped By

Similar categories in James Patterson's 1st to Die (Women's Murder Club, #1) book and W.P. Kinsella's The Winter Helen Dropped By

Similar categories in Helene Hanff's 84, Charing Cross Road book and W.P. Kinsella's The Winter Helen Dropped By

Similar categories in Peter Robinson's Standing in the Shadows (Inspector Banks, #28) book and W.P. Kinsella's The Winter Helen Dropped By

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Similar categories in Colson Whitehead's Harlem Shuffle (Ray Carney, #1) book and W.P. Kinsella's The Winter Helen Dropped By

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"Step back and the world is a classroom if need be."

-Colson Whitehead, Harlem Shuffle (Ray Carney, #1)

"Crooked world, straight world, same rules - everybody had a hand out for the envelope."

-Colson Whitehead, Harlem Shuffle (Ray Carney, #1)

"He was a strange mix--congenial but reserved in a way that told you being friendly was an act of will."

-Colson Whitehead, Harlem Shuffle (Ray Carney, #1)

"I'm an entrepreneur." "Entrepreneur?" Pepper said the last part like manure. "That's just a hustler who pays taxes."

-Colson Whitehead, Harlem Shuffle (Ray Carney, #1)

Similar categories in Sarah Polley's Run Towards the Danger: Confrontations with a Body of Memory book and W.P. Kinsella's The Winter Helen Dropped By

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"His love was all around the edges, but sometimes it was hard for both of us to see, I think."

-Sarah Polley, Run Towards the Danger: Confrontations with a Body of Memory

"The past was affecting how I moved through the world, while present life was affecting how the past moved through me."

-Sarah Polley, Run Towards the Danger: Confrontations with a Body of Memory

"The past and present, I have come to realize, are in constant dialogue, acting upon one another in a kind of reciprocal pressure dance."

-Sarah Polley, Run Towards the Danger: Confrontations with a Body of Memory

"It can seem perplexing from the outside, this pull that many women experience to make things better for those who have hurt us. The impulse to smooth things over the keep ourselves safe..."

-Sarah Polley, Run Towards the Danger: Confrontations with a Body of Memory

Similar categories in Ruth Reichl's The Paris Novel book and W.P. Kinsella's The Winter Helen Dropped By

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"That is the most expensive spice in the world. It comes from the Valley of Flowers, where everyone's hands are red from separating the saffron from the blossoms. Each flower has just three strands, s…"

-Ruth Reichl, The Paris Novel

"The fat was bubbling in a pot on the stove. The potatoes went in, were snatched out, then plunged back in. They emerged crisp and golden; Richard sprinkled them with salt and piled them on a platter,…"

-Ruth Reichl, The Paris Novel

"The oysters arrived on a deep bed of ice. She had never eaten an oyster, and she stared down at the platter. A ruffle of black encircled each opalescent heart; she thought of orchids. Triangles of le…"

-Ruth Reichl, The Paris Novel

"A waiter set a small tart of caramelized pears before each of them and added a dab of licorice ice cream. Next came bananas topped with passion fruit and black pepper, little pirouettes of pleasure. …"

-Ruth Reichl, The Paris Novel

Similar categories in Ann Patchett's These Precious Days: Essays book and W.P. Kinsella's The Winter Helen Dropped By

"It is possible to love someone with all your heart and still know your union would never have survived having children together."

-Ann Patchett, These Precious Days: Essays

"The future is not one thing. So many possibilities can arise as a result of intelligence, education, curiosity, and hard work. No one ever told me that, and I'm sorry it took this long for me to figu…"

-Ann Patchett, These Precious Days: Essays

"People want you to want what they want. If you want the same things they want, then their want is validated. If you don’t want the same things, your lack of wanting can, to certain people, come acros…"

-Ann Patchett, These Precious Days: Essays

"Without ever meaning to, my father taught me at a very early age to give up on the idea of approval. I wish I could bottle that freedom now and give it to every young writer I meet, with an extra bot…"

-Ann Patchett, These Precious Days: Essays

Similar categories in Keigo Higashino's Silent Parade (Detective Galileo, #4) book and W.P. Kinsella's The Winter Helen Dropped By

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Similar categories in Alan Rickman's Madly, Deeply: The Diaries of Alan Rickman book and W.P. Kinsella's The Winter Helen Dropped By

"The trouble with death is that there is no next."

-Alan Rickman, Madly, Deeply: The Diaries of Alan Rickman

"Why was I dreaming about having got myself a Saturday job at Woolworth's??"

-Alan Rickman, Madly, Deeply: The Diaries of Alan Rickman

"The walls we are surrounded by, the objects we fill the spaces with, the lives they all describe."

-Alan Rickman, Madly, Deeply: The Diaries of Alan Rickman

"Savoy Grill with Emma[Thompson]. A very easy, enjoyable meal with an easy enjoyable person. She says 'fuck' a lot. Much laughter."

-Alan Rickman, Madly, Deeply: The Diaries of Alan Rickman

Similar categories in Louise Penny's A Better Man (Chief Inspector Armand Gamache, #15) book and W.P. Kinsella's The Winter Helen Dropped By

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"Consequences,"

-Louise Penny, A Better Man (Chief Inspector Armand Gamache, #15)

"Civility. How can we expect it if we don't give it?"

-Louise Penny, A Better Man (Chief Inspector Armand Gamache, #15)

"It was, he knew, a sign of End of Days. Ruth refusing booze."

-Louise Penny, A Better Man (Chief Inspector Armand Gamache, #15)

"Chief Inspector Gamache’s says there are ‘four sentences that lead to wisdom: I don’t know. I need help. I’m sorry. I was wrong."

-Louise Penny, A Better Man (Chief Inspector Armand Gamache, #15)

Similar categories in Ian Ferguson's I Only Read Murder (Miranda Abbott, #1) book and W.P. Kinsella's The Winter Helen Dropped By

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Similar categories in Louise Penny's A World of Curiosities (Chief Inspector Armand Gamache, #18) book and W.P. Kinsella's The Winter Helen Dropped By

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"They didn’t need proof. All a woman had to be was alive. Just being a woman was, in the church’s eyes, evil."

-Louise Penny, A World of Curiosities (Chief Inspector Armand Gamache, #18)

"He look at the canvas and saw bold swirls of reds and greens and yellows and bright blues all intermingled. They formed no image, and he got no feeling. He closed his eyes and paused. When he open th…"

-Louise Penny, A World of Curiosities (Chief Inspector Armand Gamache, #18)

Similar categories in Keigo Higashino's A Death in Tokyo (Detective Kaga, #3) book and W.P. Kinsella's The Winter Helen Dropped By

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"Takes all sorts to make a world. It's hard to generalize what's odd and what's not."

-Keigo Higashino, A Death in Tokyo (Detective Kaga, #3)

"Murder cases are like cancer cells. Once they get their hooks into you, the pain and misery just keep on spreading. Whether the killer gets caught or the investigation is brought to a successful conc…"

-Keigo Higashino, A Death in Tokyo (Detective Kaga, #3)

Similar categories in Christopher Moore's Razzmatazz book and W.P. Kinsella's The Winter Helen Dropped By

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"When he walked into Cookie's, everyone shouted, "Happy New Year," and he found a bit of a smile had been hiding somewhere way back in his heart."

-Christopher Moore, Razzmatazz

"There's too much day when you get up in the morning,' Moo Shoes whined. 'How do they do it? Citizens?' 'Suckers,' I said. 'You notice everyone is in a really foul mood in the morning? I don't recomme…"

-Christopher Moore, Razzmatazz

Similar categories in Lan Samantha Chang's The Family Chao book and W.P. Kinsella's The Winter Helen Dropped By

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"Our inner selves exist. They're unique, and they're meaningful and mysterious, even if they are secret sometimes even from ourselves."

-Lan Samantha Chang, The Family Chao

"After emotions are felt, expressed, where do they go? Is there a place where spent passion collects? Surely it can't simply vaporize, disappear like smoke. There must be a secret hiding place. For ev…"

-Lan Samantha Chang, The Family Chao

"In Alf's close-up, he's less than a year old, almost unrecognizably puppyish. He gazes directly at James, head slightly cocked, bat ears unfolded in typical, unceasing alertness. His small black nose…"

-Lan Samantha Chang, The Family Chao

"The half-dozen temple dogs circle him and Alf in a delirium of barking, clicking paws, and waving tails. They're mixed breeds, smooth-haired, ears neither floppy nor exactly pointed, and a few with t…"

-Lan Samantha Chang, The Family Chao

Similar categories in Walter Isaacson's The Code Breaker: Jennifer Doudna, Gene Editing, and the Future of the Human Race book and W.P. Kinsella's The Winter Helen Dropped By

"The beauty of nature and the joy that comes from unstructured human engagement is a powerful combination."

-Walter Isaacson, The Code Breaker: Jennifer Doudna, Gene Editing, and the Future of the Human Race

"Does empathy depend on believing that but for the grace of God, or the randomness of the natural lottery, we could have been born with a different set of endowments?"

-Walter Isaacson, The Code Breaker: Jennifer Doudna, Gene Editing, and the Future of the Human Race

"She felt at home in the lab. It was a quiet temple for individual persistence and contemplation. She could be creative and independent as she pursued a path toward her own discoveries."

-Walter Isaacson, The Code Breaker: Jennifer Doudna, Gene Editing, and the Future of the Human Race

Similar categories in Robert Thorogood's The Marlow Murder Club (Marlow Murder Club, #1) book and W.P. Kinsella's The Winter Helen Dropped By

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Similar categories in Keigo Higashino's The Final Curtain (Detective Kaga, #4) book and W.P. Kinsella's The Winter Helen Dropped By

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Similar categories in Iona Whishaw's A Deceptive Devotion (Lane Winslow #6) book and W.P. Kinsella's The Winter Helen Dropped By

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Similar categories in Terry Fallis's A New Season book and W.P. Kinsella's The Winter Helen Dropped By

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Similar categories in Susan Juby's Mindful of Murder book and W.P. Kinsella's The Winter Helen Dropped By

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Similar categories in Iona Whishaw's It Begins In Betrayal (Lane Winslow #4) book and W.P. Kinsella's The Winter Helen Dropped By

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Similar categories in Iona Whishaw's An Old, Cold Grave (Lane Winslow #3) book and W.P. Kinsella's The Winter Helen Dropped By

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Similar categories in W.P. Kinsella's The Winter Helen Dropped By book and W.P. Kinsella's The Winter Helen Dropped By

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