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pickI greatly enjoyed this Tommy and Tuppence novel, which was as much of a spy thriller as mystery. I loved Tuppence's cleverness, and Hugh Fraser's narration of the audiobook was perfect.
#gottacatchemall (prompt 31. Perrserker: Set during a war) @PuddleJumper
so-soMy first Tommy & Tuppance…. And it was alright. I enjoy Poirot much more. But having that spy in WWII thing, and a married couple, was pretty different. Just not among my favorites of Agatha Christie‘s.
pickUnfortunately I read 2 WWII novels back to back not realizing it. Tommy gets contacted to find some German spies in an English village. But Tuppence isn‘t allowed to know and she shows up there anyway. They then work together but apart because they can‘t let anyone know they know each other.
These aren‘t my favorite books. I like Poirot, Battle and Marple much more! But I do enjoy Hugh Fraser.
pickI'm not generally a fan of Christie's political novels, but I do love Tommy and Tuppence. This story gives an interesting look at what my kids would call the "vibe" in England at the start of WWII. There's a lot more tension than in many of Christie's mysteries. The intrigue I can take or leave, but I like that the novel is emotionally complex, the parent-child relationships feel authentic, and the Beresfords' marriage is refreshingly equal(ish).
pickI don‘t have many Christie novels left to read & will probably do audio for them. I‘m loving Tommy & Tuppence. It took me a few minutes to sort out the ending; as usual, Christie has lots of red herrings. I figured out one villain quickly. The fun of this series is Tommy & Tuppence‘s conversations & ingenuity.
pickThomas and Tuppence are back, foiling Nazis on England's south coast.
It's such a jolly jape it can be difficult at times to remember how serious this was at the time. And my theory as to who the ringleader was was of course totally wrong.
pickLovely to catch up with these sleuths who now have grown children. Many perfect references to middle-age that made me know I was reading this at just the right time. Tommy and Tuppence are a delight.
I started this book... and yes this is a Sherlock bookmark 😍 It is just beautiful !! This is my second Tommy and Tuppence book and i like this two characters 🤗
Arghhhh... Today a new book arrived AND the struggle is real... I have so many new books and can not choose one to read first 🥺😭 This one should be a real quick one... but i already started the Simon Beckett book 😂😂 First world problems 😂
pickI didn't remember liking this one very much and being a bit prejudiced against Tommy and Tuppence, but this time I found it perfectly enjoyable.
pickLove Agatha Christie. Always surprised at who the person is at the end.
pickOtis decided to pose with today's day off read, my next Agatha. I've read enough now to know who to expect, but I still ❤️ them. #dogsoflitsy #agathachristie #agathachristiebookclub
@Jess_Read_This My vintage Agatha collection. As you can see I like a certain Fontana edition dating from late 60s to early 70s.
Spent the morning enjoying my birthday gifts from my sweet husband, sunflowers, a French Press and vintage Agatha Christie!
Completed this overnight (that masala chai before bed was a bad / good idea ;)) as the classic tension kept me glued to the #ebook
#santhiReads2017
2/12 #AgathaChristie
#overdrive #eBooks
After completing the second title in the Tommy & Tuppence series (1/12 #AgathaChristie reads for #santhiReads2017) I began the next book, N or M. Was surprised at time lapse between book 2 & 3.
I have a library copy as well as the ebook collection from #overdrive.
Unlike Partners in Crime, the 3rd title is based on a central plot. Age has not diminished the duo's formidable spirit!
Looking forward to enjoying the works from Queen of Mystery
Visited 3 different #librarysg branches (near work places and flat) yesterday to comfort myself... This was at the 2nd branch
Reading #AgathaChristie is part of #santhiReads2017 plan... Murder at the Vicarage is the first book in Miss Marple series. Will get around to Poirot's maiden case
