YellowSweater & Calvin
Hey Calvin, have you ever noticed how some mystery novels feel like a giant crossword, where every clue you miss turns the whole story on its head? I’d love to hear which books make you stop and rearrange the plot pieces in your head.
Yeah, I do. I love books where every clue feels like a piece of a jigsaw. The Westing Game is a playground for my brain, and The Da Vinci Code has me rearranging symbols until the last page. Gone Girl forces me to revisit the whole timeline when the twist lands. I also dig the intricate puzzles in The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, especially the way the family history is a cipher that only unlocks after you piece together the clues. And don't get me started on The Name of the Rose—every page is a new layer of mystery to untangle.