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Jun 02, 2010
Elizabeth (Alaska)
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It's hard to believe this was my first Agatha Christie. I enjoyed it thoroughly, as I love to watch David Suchet's Poirot. Usually watching a movie or TV and then reading the book spoils the book because I'd have pictures created for me rather than using my own imagination. Not so, in this case. I loved hearing the accents in the written word. Also, one scene in the book seemed familiar to me - I decided it was the same place as the ending in The 39 Steps. I guess you can use a "movie" set over
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I liked this book a lot! I was taking a train trip and it was perfect fun easy read. It is no Murder of Roger Ackroyd, but it still had a good twist, that I didn't predict. I read a few of her other books and I think I will be reading more soon.
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Again it's Agatha Christie and Hercule Poirot. She created should a great detective in this self proclaimed master. Once again Christie takes you to the end without giving anything away. Is there anything greater in a mystery?
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Not as good as Murder on the Orient Express but still a great mystery.
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I liked the guy who had this on audio.
A solid story. Top notch mystery. I don't know how people are able to figure out any of this. Let alone write it! ...more
A solid story. Top notch mystery. I don't know how people are able to figure out any of this. Let alone write it! ...more
Oct 11, 2009
Rick-Founder JM CM BOOK CLUB
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Juniper
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Nov 10, 2010
Heather (DeathByBook)
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