
"A" is for Alibi
by Sue Grafton
Part of G. K. Hall large print book series
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How does Sue Grafton establish Kinsey Millhone's distinctive voice in this very first installment, and what makes her an appealing protagonist compared to traditional hard-boiled detectives?
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Kinsey prides herself on being a loner with "few personal possessions and fewer personal attachments." Do you think this lifestyle is a deliberate choice for self-preservation, or is she running away from something?
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Nikki Fife serves eight years in prison for a murder she claims she didn't commit; how does her time inside shape her demeanor and her quest for truth when she hires Kinsey?
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