pickLove love LOVE Hercule Poirot he‘s endlessly witty and funny. A plot twist i never could have seen coming and of course one cannot forget Hastings his loyal and most trusted friend and partner. I love seeing their dynamic and how much Hastings loved Poirot and vice versa. They have the sweetest friendship. Please believe im reading another one ☺️
I guess it would be cheating to use this cover for an #ISpy square. 😂
Christie's spy plots and her Poirot characters really don't mix well. It's melodramatic and silly and Poirot pokes fun at that while simultaneously being melodramatic and silly himself. I was stunned this followed “Roger Ackroyd“ but it turns out she wrote the stories individually and then came up with the framing device later. #ChristieCapers
“ I forbore to pander to his conceit by asking the obvious question.”(68).
This comment by Captain Hastings made me laugh! Obviously Poirot thought the Big 4 brains put together were not as intelligent as his brain! #littlegraycells #AgathaChristieClubR3
Enjoying this book featuring Hercule Poirot & his little gray cells.#ChristieCapers #AgathaChristieClubR3 #porchlife
you can‘t insult and complement someone at the same time.
Poirot hold my tea ☕️ 😈
pickI enjoyed this book start to finish. THE ENDING BROKE MY HEART 💔
I have always admired and adored the friendship between Hastings and Poirot.
IF YOU READ IT PREPARE TO HAVE YOUR HEART RIPPED TO SHREDS 😭😭😭
i‘m hurt
Starting today. #AgathaChristieClubR3 #ChristieCapers
Between the smoke/haze & allergies - high, suggesting that “sensitive groups” stay inside, that is where I will be today.
This one‘s probably in my top three favorite Agatha Christie books! It‘s got everything! Locked room murder, suspects everywhere, and Poirot being his usual genius.
#SundayFunday Have a wonderful day, and don‘t forget to tag me!
so-soThis one was a slog for me. I ventured into a new genre…mystery, but eh, this didn‘t do it for me. The narrator, Hastings, was annoying and for being Poirot‘s protégée, doesn‘t seem to have much of a “detective gene”. Maybe I will try a book in her Miss Marple series, but I‘ll wait a bit to dive back into the mystery genre.
