Mrs. Pollifax on the China Station

The Mrs. Pollifax Series - Book 6

Mrs. Pollifax on the China Station

By Dorothy Gilman
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“Mrs. Pollifax sat in Carstairs’ office with a cup of coffee in one hand and a sandwich in the other, her hat an inverted bowl of blue felt with such a cockeyed twist to its brim that Bishop guessed it had been frequently sat on and squashed.”

Hang onto your hats—the most senior and eccentric of American sleuths is off again. This time that “nice Mr. Carstairs” wants Mrs. Pollifax to go to China to help get another agent out.

There’s plenty to startle the indomitable widow from New Brunswick as she takes her place on the China Station. And the China Station, of course, may never get over its encounter with the amazing Mrs. Pollifax.

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  1. Jan
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    1980s, historical-places-events, China, spies, history-and-culture, suspense***** Two things to remember: this is a work of fiction, and it was first published in 1985. Now then. Mrs Pollifax, a widow who always appears to be an innocent tourist of a certain age, has occasionally done courier work for the CIA, but this is her first time in China. The tour is fascinating, the fellow tourists are interesting, and some people are very different than they seem. A VERY enjoyable read! Voice actor Barbara Rosenblatt always does a wonderful job with all the voices and really acts out the story and not just read it. Her voice brings the characters to life with her inflections entirely suited the situations and characters.

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