Questions About Partners in Crime (Tommy & Tuppence Mysteries, #2)

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Should I read this collection of short stories before N or M? I am wondering if it will make sense chronologically to skip from the first book, The Secret Adversary, to the next full-length novel, which is N or M? Or would I be missing a lot of important information (particularly about Tommy and Tuppence's lives) by skipping Partners in Crime?

Emily Sparks You don’t have to read PiC first, but I would certainly recommend it. Events in PiC are referenced in M or N, and you certainly get a better feel for …moreYou don’t have to read PiC first, but I would certainly recommend it. Events in PiC are referenced in M or N, and you certainly get a better feel for the Tommy and Tuppence as a married couple.(less)

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Can I read this without having read the first one?

Ronda I have only read this one, and enjoyed it. It is a collection of short stories, so it doesn't matter what order you read them, IMO.…moreI have only read this one, and enjoyed it. It is a collection of short stories, so it doesn't matter what order you read them, IMO.(less)

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Would it be suitable for me to analyse this book for Extended Essay?

Anne Simms Probably not - it's a very light story - may be better to do one of the longer ones like 'And then there were none'.…moreProbably not - it's a very light story - may be better to do one of the longer ones like 'And then there were none'.(less)

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