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75 in ’13: Hallow’en Party
For the sixty-third book in the challenge, I read Hallowe’en Party by Agatha Christie, the thirty-sixth book in the Hercule Poirot series (according to GoodReads, anyway). This is a short story, and Hastings is off gallivanting elsewhere, so we see … Continue reading
75 in ’13: Murder on the Orient Express
For the forty-fifth book in the challenge, I read Murder on the Orient Express (Poirot #10) by Agatha Christie. What a classic! This book has always gotten more attention than her other books, and for good reason. This isn’t … Continue reading
75 in ’13: Lord Edgeware Dies
For the forty-third book, I read Lord Edgeware Dies (Poirot #9) by Agatha Christie. They could also have called it, “don’t tell people you’re going to kill your husband who won’t divorce you because he’s a douchebag, just in … Continue reading
75 in ’13: Hercule Poirot’s Christmas
For the twenty-sixth book of the challenge, I read <a href=”http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/16349.Hercule_Poirot_s_Christmas” target=”new”>Hercule Poirot’s Christmas</a>, by Agatha Christie. What happens when a dysfunctional family gets together at the house of their elderly, invalided, gleefully abusive patriarch for the holidays? It’s not … Continue reading
75 in ’13: Black Coffee
For the twenty-fifth book in the challenge, I read <a href=”http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/16352.Black_Coffee” target=”new”>Black Coffee</a> by Agatha Christie. This is one of her Hercule Poirot books, and it actually started as a play. You can tell by the little things, when two … Continue reading
75 in ’13: The Mystery of the Blue Train
For the sixth book in the challenge, I read The Mystery of the Blue Train by Agatha Christie, part of her Hercule Poirot series. Now, I’ve read quite a few Poirot novels by this point, and after we get into … Continue reading
The Cranky-Faced Knitter 