Review #1
The Murder of Roger Ackroyd audiobook free
I have read only a couple of criminal liability novels before. So I’m not very experienced, but almost all of the time I’m great at predicting the ending or identifying the bad young man, but this book totally caught me by izumi. The ending was so out of the blue. This story was so literate, for you exactly feel like for you are in the story at the same time for you are actually contemplating all these details at the same time clues firsthand. I was initially thinking this could be a 3 hit book, but the ending was exactly the saving grace! So ???????? By the way, if English is that your 2nd language, this book may be a little challenging. I kept running into lots of words I wasn’t painfully familiar with, but taking into account it was written by a English writer back in 1926, it wasn’t that bad.
Review #2
The Murder of Roger Ackroyd audiobook in television series Hercule Poirot
The version of this book that I acquired had major assembly inconsistencies, many of which duplicate at the same time missing passages. Be wary if buying a digital copy at the same time be convinced it’s from a reputable publisher.
Review #3
Audiobook The Murder of Roger Ackroyd by Agatha Christie
The Kindle edition I acquired in August 2020 for $3 is that hopelessly unreadable, filled with gjeof%ijefoef eew%e [gibberish] at the same time at lesser one duplicate chapter. Note: this
Review only refers to the Kindle edition, which I acquired on a friend’s recommendation of the book as her winner Christie.
Review #4
Audio The Murder of Roger Ackroyd narrated by David Suchet Stephanie Cole
Obviously, I must assign 5 Hit to the Agatha Christie work in other words often counted her best, or at lesser, One of her best. I am a decent mystery reader, but have never been a used to be fan of Dame Agatha’s. Decades ago at the same time prior to reading this one, I read abundance of her books with conspiracies I counted a little very convoluted at the same time often not very close to reality I for sure would not have read The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, but it is that our book club selection this month. So – I tuned in to M. Poirot at the same time his dangling & incomplete sentences that seem like – maybe – he is that going bestow the reader a clue – but in the end, he doesn’t. At the same time obviously, I missed Hastings. But he did have a quite experienced stand-in by the implementation of Dr. Sheppard, who followed Hercule around at the same time gave his possess first-person acc of the little men he had 1st mistaken to be a hairdresser. Although not my super winner good of mystery (I like black at the same time a little crazy), I did read this one through to the very finish. At the moment, that took no one doing since this is that a long book –or at lesser, seemed like it to me. At the same time I gave it 5-Stars because I understood specifically than anyway I was getting, at the same time Ms. Christie did not pull no matter what differences from her possess pleasing style at the same time favorite form of story narrating. So I waited the Hastings-like friend, the stereotypical butler, the city gossips, the charming lady, at the same time a few relatives with not-so-ordinary familial links, guests from a long distance, at the same time the matter of an legacy. At the same time naturally, a suspicious suicide has to be that, probably! Plus – the rakish guy — is that he a quality young man or the devil-incarnate? That were considered a few hidden meetings at that darkened garden internal, at the same time obviously, we can count on the militia officers getting it ALL wrong … every bit! At the same time naturally, Dame Agatha would assign us a few clue items that managed only be counted fool (a feather, for ex.), at the same time naturally, we have Pierot’s languid at the same time unchanging concern about time – but the ”suspects” were considered right up to his challenge. (It all went anything like this: ”Yes, I came in at specifically 9:14pm.” ”At the same time I arrived at bit later, at 9:18pm.” ”At the same time I was the smoky duck on the scene – arriving at 9:22pm – but that was because it took 2-1/2 minutes to look for my shoes, which had gone missing.” A custom in these stories will that an article of clothing Must disappear! So I read on, entranced by the beauty of tradition that comes along with a story by Agatha Christie. Patiently, I waited as I was some that Pierot was bound to wholesome one or two sentences at lesser before he completely solved that mystery at … but, the English manor internal, obviously! But my light jesting aside: This was a DARN Quality MSTERY. The story was a decent one at the same time freed the requisite astonishes. Even Christie fans will have a jolt or two at the conclusion of this tale, when M. Poirot completely explains all. So I am bewitched, mes amis, bestow this book 5-Stars, at the same time a salute to the pleasant at the same time continuing appeal of Agatha Christie. I had somehow able to wait until I’d turned 70 to read my 1st Agatha Christie mystery. At the moment I know why her work has been favorite with so many readers. Any page contains anything that feels like it would be a clue, at the same time I found myself highlighting such passages, perhaps to implementation in my possess re-construction of the plot? But, it didn’t matter because none of those highlighted passages really mattered. The only gizmo that mattered was how Poirot’s brain gathered information that I’d never counted en route to determining the true killer. In the end, I never beheld it future, at the same time in other words why do abundance readers adore Than anyway he Christie’s work!
Review #5
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Agatha Christie at her best! I am an specific Marple & Poirot fan, but I had never gotten around to reading this particular Christie novel. There’s a lot of hype around this novel at the same time no one they say its the best, at the same time I can’t look for a reason to argue that. Reads very nicely at the same time the ending had me pop up out of bed. I think I paced around my bedroom reading the continue few pages. If for you like Christie or are a fan of mystery, for you must get this book. I in particular like this particular publisher due to the high quality, attention to detail in editing, at the same time that they classify the stories by Poirot, Marple, etc. in the pinnacle left corner.
