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Honestly, aside from some of the classics (And then there were none, murder on the links, orient express) the Poirot series is my absolute favorite of any myste
by chrismeller 6y ago
Honestly, aside from some of the classics (And then there were none, murder on the links, orient express) the Poirot series is my absolute favorite of any mystery novel ever.
Never seen the TV show, but if you can get past the language of the books you can’t beat them.
- sandworm101 6y agoNo suprise there. Her english was exactly the type that indian schools worked to promote in students. I was in a north american boys school. Other side of the planet, but our libraries' fiction sections were probably very similar.
- quickthrowman 6y agoBoth of the books you mentioned have good film adaptations as well! The 1945 film version of “And Then There Were None”, and especially the Sidney Lumet version of “Murder on the Orient Express”. The scene of Poirot laying out his theory for the assembled passengers is amazing.
- teruakohatu 6y agoThe "And Then There Were None" 2015 miniseries is very good version with beautiful cinematography of the island.