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The * of roger ackroyd is the best book i have read till now of agatha christie. Thrilling and stunner. One of my favorite agatha cristie book.
The first time you read this book, it is like watching a magician performing on stage. It has everything to keep you glued to the book. It's my favorite book that grabbed in a deal.
The storytelling is awesome. The solution is really unexpected and is really superb. There is almost a sense of divine justice in the way the story ends.
Hercule poirot is invited to investigate the disappearance of roger paton's stepson. He gathers the suspects and thunders at them, “each one of you has something to hide’.
Cons
Highly dissatisfied. Opinion differs from person to person and it's just i who dont like her writing style.
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Quality
The binding and the paper quality of this book by the publisher is amazing and letters are very readable
Such good quality and the ending had me and im in luv with agatha
I wonder whats wrong with the publishing houses that they have been changing the covers of old classics for the worse
One point less for the abhorrent cover they have come up with
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One point less for the abhorrent cover they have come up with
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I wonder whats wrong with the publishing houses that they have been changing the covers of old classics for the worse
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