I liked The Mystery of the Yellow Room better than Carr's when I was going through a locked-door phase. It's written well and unlike many of the others, the sol

I liked The Mystery of the Yellow Room better than Carr's when I was going through a locked-door phase. It's written well and unlike many of the others, the solution is pretty logical. And it has the best "when you've eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth" moments as well. "Starting on the right side of reason," as Rouletabille (sp?) puts it.