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As Investigações de Poirot
by Agatha Christie
This is the collection of several stories. Eleven stories to be precise.
The Adventure of "The Western Star" - 7
The Tragedy at Marsdon Manor - 9
The Adventure of the Cheap Flat - 6
The Mystery of Hunter's Lodge - 7
The Million Dollar Bond Robbery - 7
The Adventure of the Egyptian Tomb - 9
The Jewel Robbery at the Grand Metropolitan - 9
The Kidnapped Prime Minister - 8
The Disappearance of Mr. Davenheim - 8
The Adventure of the Italian Nobleman -7.5
The Case of the Missing Will - 9
This book is a collection of stories. Most of them I already knew from the TV Series from along time ago (it was being re-schedule here in Portugal).
I think the series itself were good and the 50minutes were enough to tell each tale. Unfortunaly I didn't enjoy that much most of the stories in the book. I don't know why. I think some of the stories could have been a full novel or at least a novellete. ( I think it's written this way). But there are some good stories and we see Poirot's brain cells at their maximum.
The Adventure of "The Western Star" - 7
The Tragedy at Marsdon Manor - 9
The Adventure of the Cheap Flat - 6
The Mystery of Hunter's Lodge - 7
The Million Dollar Bond Robbery - 7
The Adventure of the Egyptian Tomb - 9
The Jewel Robbery at the Grand Metropolitan - 9
The Kidnapped Prime Minister - 8
The Disappearance of Mr. Davenheim - 8
The Adventure of the Italian Nobleman -7.5
The Case of the Missing Will - 9
This book is a collection of stories. Most of them I already knew from the TV Series from along time ago (it was being re-schedule here in Portugal).
I think the series itself were good and the 50minutes were enough to tell each tale. Unfortunaly I didn't enjoy that much most of the stories in the book. I don't know why. I think some of the stories could have been a full novel or at least a novellete. ( I think it's written this way). But there are some good stories and we see Poirot's brain cells at their maximum.