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Lunchtime Listen 2024
And now it's only 3 years since I last read this. This was a really good version read by Richard E Grant, that was a lunchtime listen that lasted only two days despite being over 6 hrs long.
Given the number of times I have read the book and seen the Joan Hickson TV version, I obviously knew the story very well, but with a book as good as this it doesn't seem to matter, and so it wasn't in any way boring, in fact with some of Richard E Grant's voices it was quite amusing.
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And now it's only 3 years since I last read this. This was a really good version read by Richard E Grant, that was a lunchtime listen that lasted only two days despite being over 6 hrs long.
Given the number of times I have read the book and seen the Joan Hickson TV version, I obviously knew the story very well, but with a book as good as this it doesn't seem to matter, and so it wasn't in any way boring, in fact with some of Richard E Grant's voices it was quite amusing.
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Another wonderful Christie classic! I'm sure I read it years ago, however I didn't remember it. So fooled me once, and fooled me twice.
The narrator is a young man recuperating from a terrible accident, so on doctor's orders, he and his sister retreat to the village of Lymstock for R&R. Though secrets usually remain locked away inside and are only gossiped about, this time a round of poison pen letters are circulating through the village with the worst accusations inside them. When they apparent ...more
The narrator is a young man recuperating from a terrible accident, so on doctor's orders, he and his sister retreat to the village of Lymstock for R&R. Though secrets usually remain locked away inside and are only gossiped about, this time a round of poison pen letters are circulating through the village with the worst accusations inside them. When they apparent ...more
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