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what's your favorite detective/mystery book?
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Wolf_Lawliet
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Oct-2-2009 11:48
what's your favorite detective/mystery book? haha am looking for a new book to read! am just gonna steal your favorites! ^-^
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Molly Maltese
Old Shoe
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Oct-7-2009 16:44
I have to say, And Then There Were None (Agatha Christie) changed my reading habits. I love that book.
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Riza Hawkeye
First Nomad
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Oct-7-2009 16:52
Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie
Loved it! :)
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Anais Nin
Thespian
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Oct-7-2009 20:14
I love how much Agatha Christie is here.
Secret Adversary by Agatha Christie
;)
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Molly Maltese
Old Shoe
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Oct-7-2009 20:20
Good one, Riza. That ones awesome!
Wolf, here's what it boils down to. You can't go wrong with Agatha Christie.
The question becomes whether you prefer Marple or Poirot, both or neither. XD
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Wolf_Lawliet
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Oct-8-2009 01:37
Agatha Christie huh? never read any of her books lol Thanks! o.o but i gotta say Sir Arthur Conan Doyle is WAY awesome too though! @.@
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Violet Parr
Thespian
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Oct-8-2009 04:21
Miss Marple definitely.
Crooked House by Agatha Christie
Sad Cypress by Agatha Christie
Easy To Kill by Agatha Christie
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Molly Maltese
Old Shoe
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Oct-8-2009 12:33
Miss Marple was always my favorite. Nemesis I think it was, that I really liked.
Wolf, you have not lived.
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Encyclopedia Zero
Well-Connected
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Oct-9-2009 18:24
I don't like Agatha Christie. She's too predictable. Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes has got to be my favourite. And Edgar Allan Poe's C Auguste Dupin.
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Ms Helen
Con Artist
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Oct-11-2009 16:58
Funny you should mention the little job questions Molly, that's how I started reading mystery/crime books. I had no knowledge of mystery books so I figured I'll start with the authors used in the questions.
Wolf you should try the same thing, just pick any of them at random and see what you come up with :)
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Gena Ledlyn
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Oct-12-2009 17:36
I haven't read any classic mystery books (Nancy Drew, when I was younger).
But I do enjoy the Matthew Shardlake novels by C. J. Sansom, my favorite being Dissolution.
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