Show Notes
Every thimble on Bramble Lane has gone missing in the night — silver, brass, and the porcelain one with the painted robin — and your nosy neighbor Hugh has counted the curtain-twitchings to prove it. Settle in for a cozy standalone mystery of midnight tinkers, frost chimes, and small kindnesses repaid, told slow enough to carry you all the way to sleep.
Chapters: 00:00 — Opening — Kettle On, Curtains Drawn 02:21 — The Morning the Thimbles Went Missing 04:22 — Mrs. Pettifer Counts Twice 06:33 — The Watchers on Stools 09:24 — The Thimble on the Step 11:33 — The Offering Saucer 13:50 — The Small Surveyor 16:21 — What the Hedge Hides 19:38 — The Hollow in the Bank 22:09 — Mr. Thistledown's Workshop 24:48 — Eleven Thimbles and Their Purpose 27:43 — The Twelfth Thimble 30:48 — The First Evening of Tuning 33:00 — The Second Evening of Tuning 35:00 — The Third Evening of Tuning 37:36 — The Blossom Festival 42:28 — The Orchard Keeper's Log 46:50 — Visitors From Willow Street 51:06 — The Lost-Things Amnesty 56:05 — The Summer Fete 1:01:29 — The Storm Night 1:07:23 — After the Storm 1:13:06 — The Thimble in the Bird's Nest 1:19:45 — The Conker Season 1:26:16 — The Bonfire Night Bell 1:31:00 — The Vicar's Sermon 1:35:47 — The School Visit 1:40:52 — Priya's First Solo Tuning 1:47:00 — The Autumn Equinox Supper 1:52:04 — The Letter From the Next Parish 1:58:02 — The First Frost Warning 2:05:10 — The Longest Night 2:09:59 — The Carol Attempt 2:15:13 — The Snow Morning 2:19:43 — The Thaw 2:25:34 — The Second Spring 2:31:26 — The Wheel's Birthday 2:37:32 — The Lane That Listens 2:42:49 — What the Night Teaches 2:47:00 — The Map of Small Kindnesses 2:49:18 — What the Wheel Heard 2:52:04 — The Return of the Thimbles 2:54:21 — The Harvest Supper 2:56:10 — Snuggle Down, Neighbor
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