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deadyesterday.wordpress.com
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| | | | | (6/10 stars) "Nothing could be more agreeable than a juicy English apple-And yet here were apples mixed up with broomsticks, and witches, and old-fashioned folklore, and a murdered child." Everyone in Woodleigh Common agrees that Joyce Reynolds is not a nice little girl. So when she brags of having witnessed a murder, fellow guests at... | |
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knowingchristie.wordpress.com
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| | | | | Rating: Four out of five Year of Publication: 1969 Motive of Murder: Wealth and Identity Plot: In a Hallowe'en party preparation Joyce Reynolds is heard saying that she saw a murder once. Later at night she is dead; her head was inside a galvanised bucket among bobbing apples. Hercule Poirot takes up the case as... | |
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www.abookaweekblog.com
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| | | | | With Halloween just around the corner, I decided to intensify the holiday spirit by diving headfirst into a Halloween-themed novel. Hallowe'... | |
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goldenageofdetectivefiction.com
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| | | The Secret of the Old Clock is the first book in the Nancy Drew series, written by Carolyn Keene (a pseudonym for multiple authors) and originally published in 1930. The novel follows the adventures of Nancy Drew, a teenage detective who is determined to solve the mystery surrounding the will of a wealthy man who... | ||
