Enjoy a good laugh when you see pun-filled titles? Here’s a list of cozy mysteries with very punny titles that will give you a giggle. Cozy mysteries are usually light-hearted mysteries, so curl up and get cozy with this list of cozies.
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The Good, the Bad, and the Emus: A Meg Langslow Mystery by Donna Andrews
This is one of many Meg Langslow mysteries, but they can each be stand-alone novels—no need to read them all in order! This mystery follows Meg helping her long-lost grandfather find her grandmother; some murder ensues, and the gang must solve it!
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Tart of Darkness by Denise Swanson
This is the first of a cozy mystery series taking place in a small college town. Culinary cozies are warm and fuzzy and include food you are just dying to try.
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Careless Whiskers by Miranda James
Librarians love cats, and you just can’t make a list of cozy mysteries without including a few cats. This book series is about a librarian and his cat sidekick that solve crimes. To make it even more library-centric, the author is also a librarian (and probably has a cat because we all do, it’s almost like a requirement of our jobs). Put all those things together with a title that’s a pun on a George Michael song and you have a masterpiece!
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Dead as a Door Knocker by Diane Kelly
Have you ever done work on a house? The workload to flip a whole house is killer. This cozy series is about a house flipper and her cat that have to solve a crime. It doesn’t get much cozier than that.
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The Fast and the Furriest by Sofie Ryan
If you’re looking for yet another unique career-cozy mystery look no further, because this book is about a thrift store owner! She and her cat must solve the mystery of the death of an out-of-towner in this small Maine town.
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Purl Up and Die by Maggie Sefton
Does your local knitting gang like solving crime? Maggie Sefton’s knitting group does! And Sefton is a Northern Colorado local, so if you love this book, you can make the hike to visit the real-life yarn store it’s based on in Fort Collins!
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Mean and Shellfish by Tamar Myers
We might be in a land-locked state, but if you’re craving seafood and a mystery, pick up this punny title! Magdalena Yoder must solve a murder during the Billy Goat Gruff festival, but is she also a target?
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Cheddar off Dead by Julia Buckley
If you can imagine a theme, any theme at all, there is probably a cozy mystery with that theme. Look no further to find your cheese-themed mystery! Yes this might also be Christmas themed, but crime can happen any time of the year and even if it’s Christmas, your local cheese-monger might still need to solve a mystery with their dog companion.
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Dim Sum of all Fears by Vivien Chien
If you love Chinese food and need a book to pair with your take-out night—this book is it! Lana Lee is back at solving crime while working at her parent’s restaurant. This book will make you hungry, so come prepared with food!