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- Christie,
Agatha
- THE
A.B.C. MURDERS
- New
York : Bantam, 1983.
- IL YA
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- ISBN
042513024X
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- Hercule
Poirot is one of the most famous detectives from
all Agatha Christie’s novels. He’s an
older gentleman with a flashy mustache. He is
_always_ clam, cool, and collected and he is
very good at solving crimes. So good, in fact,
that one day he receives this letter (read
letter page 4.). Sure enough, on the 21st in
Andover, Mrs. Ascher is murder in a simple cigar
store robbery. Later, Betty Barnard is strangled
on the beach in Bexhill. Then Sir Carmichael
Clarke becomes a corpse in Churston. ABC -
who’s next? The clues are all there. But
you have to read carefully to figure it
out.
(Odile
Heisel.
oheisel@pen.k12.va.us,
Library Media Specialist, Plains Elementary School
, 225 American Legion Rd., Timberville, VA
22853)
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- SUBJECTS:
Poirot, Hercule (Fictitious character) --
Fiction
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Private investigators -- Fiction
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England -- Fiction
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Mystery fiction
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