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The article offers information on several book written by the author, Charles Todd. It presents information on Caroline Todd, mother of Charles who loves listening to audiobooks. It mentions that the concept of the books written by Charles includes veterans, post-traumatic stress and war. It offers information the tradition of storytelling in England.

The article informs on ministry leader Charles Todd embraced an opportunity to address common concerns about managing money by sharing lessons from the Bible as financial stress has increased in COVID-19 pandemic. It mentions that Angela Todd, wife of Charles Todd hope to help others avoid the devastating cycles of debt and poverty.

The article lists the audiobooks by Charles Todd which includes "The Confession,", " Duty to the Dead," and "A Lonely Death,".

Reports that Caroline Todd collaborated with her son, Charles Todd in writing the novel, `Legacy of the Dead.' Explanation from Caroline Todd about having only one name on the manuscript; Comments from bookstore owner, Judy Duhl.

Interviews authors Caroline and Charles Todd about the book "A Cold Treachery." Characters in the book; Writing process of the duo; Background on the book.

The article discusses why Caroline and Charles Todd, a mother-and-son writing team, feel inspired to write. Topics include Caroline's lifelong love of reading and writing, Charles's indifference to creative writing until his mother suggested a collaboration, and how their mutual fascination with history and World War I compelled them to write a battlefield mystery.

The article profiles the mother-son team of Caroline and Charles Todd, who write under the name Charles Todd. The authors are considered masters of psychologically complex detective stories. They have written 11 books featuring Inspector Ian Rutledge of Scotland Yard, and their new series is set against the background of World War I featuring a new investigator, army nurse Bess Crawford. Background information on their character

Presents letters to the editor referencing articles and topics discussed in previous issues. Feedback of a reader on an article by Charles Todd related to the machinations of the Associated Farmers that was published in June 28 issue of the periodical; Comment of a reader on the article "First Person Singular," by John T. Flynn that was published in September 6 issue of the periodical; Opinion of a reader on an article related to the Russo-German pact that was published in September 13 issue of the periodical.

The article discusses the formative history of the popular board game called monopoly. Elizabeth Magie is credited for creating The Landlord's Game in 1903. The game became the precursor for the modern-day board game. Magie conceived of a game where players bought property spaces and collected rent from those whose tokens land on these properties. In 1932, Olive and Charles Todd decided to name the streets after real streets in Atlantic City.