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This book, admittedly with contradictory findings, convinced me that my fragmented attention isn't altogether my fault, and I can rebuild it. The author discusses among other social media platforms the commoditized, centralized Twitter, but not Mastodon. I know I'm better off spending more time reading real books than I do scrolling through timelines, regaining my focus and reclaiming my attention are my pre-eminent intentions for 2023.

This is not her best, Dame Agatha must have been moved to write about postwar survivors, and worked in Hercule Poirot close to the end. The very end appalled this 21st-century reader, but I don't know how it is to serve for years in a world war.

Valuable. I will procure a permanent copy.

Good writing, but end puzzled me some. Satire delicious, cads, bounders, and "crazy women" abound.

( I thought I was doing things properly here but then again I thought those would lead to interaction. At least not yet.)

A librarian member of the regional library's reader advisory team enthusiastically recommended, practically raved, about this. I had the idea it was smart, and funny. It was tedious and predictable. I've read a lot of mysteries. This didn't move the needle on my fun-o-meter.