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A dentist commits suicide after accidentally giving a fatal dose of drugs to one of his patients, only a few hours after filling Poirot's cavities. Is that really what happened? The little detective isn't convinced. Christie liked to use children's nursery rhymes to give a bit of menace to some of her Leggi tutto

Hercule Poirot, book #23 sees Poirot unconvinced of the cut and dried assertion by Inspector Japp of a suicide at the dentist, and as a result uncovers a multi-layered conspiracy and something more deadly! Great case. 7 out of 12 2013 read

هل يمكن ان يكون الحل في ابزيم الحذاء رااائعة هذه العقليه البوليسية لاجاثا كريستي

Directo a mi corta lista negra de libros que fueron un NO rotundo con Christie. Hay que ser sincero, no es el libro, soy yo. Sin embargo, considero personalmente que aunque el libro no me gustó es de los casos más flojillos de Poirot. Igual, vamos a dejarlo en que no fue para mí porque tiene todas la Leggi tutto

If this were the first Christie I had read instead of the 22nd consecutive Poirot novel I might love this more than I do. I eventually warmed to it quite a bit, but I am also developing powers of discrimination. It feels true to form. Nothing all that memorable compared to the best of her works, the Leggi tutto

“Japp said curiously: “What are you trying to do–make the thing more difficult?”[Poirot:] “Exactly that.” Ok, so the first victim is a dentist and my dad is a dentist... I was upset. But it was also funny because we joked about it for at least an hour. The solution was absolutely perfect, and when I Leggi tutto

Hercule Poirot does not like to admit that he has any faults, but even he must concede that he does have a slight fear of the dentist. Even with his fear, he finds Dr. Morley a capable man and will stick with him… that is until Morley apparently commits suicide shortly after his appointment with Poi Leggi tutto