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Can i directly start reading this book in series or should i read in the order?

Alexandra Of course you can! You may be confused about the characters appearances to some extent. However all you have to do to fix that problem, is look up a q…moreOf course you can! You may be confused about the characters appearances to some extent. However all you have to do to fix that problem, is look up a quick description online. Christie does an excellent job of allowing to book to be picked up and read by a person who has no experience of the series. (less)

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uhmmm...how to read this thing?

Louie You can purchase a copy online through another website/at a store or you can get it through the Library. Because you cannot read books on goodreads, y…moreYou can purchase a copy online through another website/at a store or you can get it through the Library. Because you cannot read books on goodreads, you can only read about books, authors and reviews of books.(less)

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Is it okay if I read any book from the series? Or is it like a continuation?

Gavin Abdollahi The stories have very little continuation between them, but still, there is continuation. Not reading it in order doesn't really o anything, you just …moreThe stories have very little continuation between them, but still, there is continuation. Not reading it in order doesn't really o anything, you just have to be careful of books where Poirot spoils other books.(less)

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how difficult is her writing to comprehend?

Jim Very accessible and readable. They actually have a more modern sensibility than I would have thought. The prose is often simple but elegant, and the s…moreVery accessible and readable. They actually have a more modern sensibility than I would have thought. The prose is often simple but elegant, and the stories generally told in a straightforward manner.(less)

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