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Fifteen Weeks of Bees: A Laurie R. King celebration Fifteen Weeks of Bees began fifteen years ago, in February 1994, when Laurie R. King’s The Beekeeper’s Apprentice introduced young Mary Russell to Sherlock Holmes, and a cult was born. It and the next seven novels in the series (all still in print) have appeared in dozens of countries and on bestseller lists from the Independent Booksellers’ Association to the New York Times. It was chosen as a Notable YA novel by the ALA, was one of the IMBA’s 100 Favorite Mysteries of the 20th Century, and is one of the ten mystery novels that writer and Newsweek columnist Anna Quindlen would “most like to find in a summer rental.”
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