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Genres I Don’t Read Enough

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Elinor has been accused of murder. Young Mary Gerrard was poisoned with morphine, and Elinor was the only one who had access to the sandwiches that Mary ate. Only Hercule Poirot can sift through the evidence and find the truth. There are various suspects: Elinor's ex-fiancée who was fascinated with the dead girl, the doctor who attended Mary's last moments, and two nurses who love to gossip. Who had the motive to kill an innocent young woman just turned twenty-one?

I have such mixed feelings about this book. It's a collection of short stories, and every single one is depressing! These are the saddest, most awful stories I have ever read. The real problem is that the writing is so brilliant that it really makes you care about the characters! So when everything goes wrong, it is absolutely heartbreaking.

Bambi is born in a peaceful thicket, and he explores the meadow with his mother. He makes friends with the woodland creatures, and meets two other fawns, Feline and Gobo.

This is such a great collection of Agatha Christie's plays! Some I liked more than others, but they were all interesting and mysterious.

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