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Complete Sherlock Holmes | Arthur Conan Doyle

That #sherlockholmes certainly makes for good quotes. #thesignofthefour #classic

SilversReviews Love the photo. 6y

Bronte_Chintz @SilversReviews Thank you! X 6y

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The Complete Sherlock Holmes | Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

I just finished 'A Study in Scarlet' (which I really enjoyed) and now it's on to 'The Sign of the Four'. I've read this one before and I'm not particularly fond of it, but I was studying it for uni the first time around so maybe I'll like it better when I'm not having to analyse it.

#AStudyInScarlet #TheSignoftheFour

Lola I am half-way through! #sherlocked 7y

Heather_Reads @Lola Awesome! Have you liked all the stories so far? I can't wait to get to Hounds of the Baskerville. 7y

Lola @Heather_Reads I have! I read A Study in Scarlet because I wanted to participate in the @Litsy #serial read of The Sign of the Four and decided I wanted to read the stories in order.My husband is a big Sherlock Holmes fan, so it's fun to read these stories from that perspective too. I just read my first noir/hard-boiled detective book, Red Harvest by Hammett, written in 1929 and clearly influenced by Doyle so that's added to the experience as well 7y

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