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What AC books have you read?

AndThenThereWasTim-avatar
AndThenThereWasTim 15 Nov 08 at 2:19 a.m. GMT

We had this topic in the last forum and got quite a response so I thought I'd Bring it back.

What AC books have you read?So far Ive Read:

  1. Murder on the Orient Express
  2. Body in the Library
  3. Death on the Nile
  4. Cards on the Table
  5. Halloween Party
  6. A Murder is Annouced
  7. Evil Under the Sun

I know my AC credentials are short but they are lengthening.

How about You?

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ErkutSoyer-avatar
ErkutSoyer 22 Jul 11 at 8:58 p.m. GMT

And Then There Were None

Black Coffee

Death on the Nile

The Murder of Roger Ackroyd

N or M?

Sparkling Cyanide

Why Didn't They Ask Evans?

Murder on the Orient Express

Death in the Clouds

The Hollow

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Madeleinn 16 Jan 09 at 7:15 p.m. GMT
ayy how long ago that I step on this forum!(I change my username) I sign up here: -Murder on the Orient Express -The Murder of Roger Ackroyd -The mystery of the blue train -Hercule Poirot's Christmas -Death on the Nile -Murder of the guide rail -The Murder at the Vicarage -cat among the pigeons -Elephants can remember -Three act tragedy -appointment with death -cards on the table -Death in the Clouds -silent witness -five piglets -Murder in Mesopotamia -The first cases of Poirot -The ABC murder -The watches -4.50 from Paddington the dressmaker, the wrist and that at this moment I don't remember XD!
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vanessawagstaff 16 Jan 09 at 6:42 p.m. GMT

I have read Styles (my favourite),

Adversary (good thriller),

Murder on the Links,

Man in the Brown Suit,

Poirot Investigates (the best short stories and Early Cases),

Murder of Roger Ackroyd (the classic),

Blue Train, Partners in Crime,

Seven Dials (I liked that and I think it still stands the test of time),

Vicarage,

Peril at End House,

Thirteen Probs (not so good for me),

Lord Edgware Dies,

Death in the Clouds (I love the setting and cover),

1935-40 novels are super.

Buckle my Shoe is a lovely 'home' novel.

After 1960 they get a little harder for me but I liked Halloween Party and Third Girl.

But I found Elephants Can Remember hard, but Sleeping murder good (written in the 40s) and Poirot's Early Cases. Curtain is good too. Couldn't get into Secret of Chimneys, or Mysterious Mr Quin, or Parker Pyne, Cards on the Table-ok, Three Act Tragedy ok, but I must try again. Enjoyed Destination Unknown and Pale Horse and Towards Zero. 

When I first read Mrs McGinty's Dead, I thought and still agree it's a chiller of the book. I must read Crooked House, it's been recommended. I liked her Westmacott novels too. 

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TheMole 16 Jan 09 at 5:54 p.m. GMT
I was on the older AC site. So just like to say hello to all of my old AC friends! Since then I have read Dumb Witness and Murder in the Mews!
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xjenniferx 15 Jan 09 at 1:37 p.m. GMT
I have read nearly all the Poirot books (except Curtain) Just finished 'The Pale Horse' and have read a couple of the Miss Marple books
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Tommy_A_Jones 03 Jan 09 at 4:27 p.m. GMT
The Poirots I have read are: ABC MURDERS AFTER THE FUNERAL CARDS ON THE TABLE CAT AMNONG THE PIGEONS CURTAIN: pOIROTS LAST CASE DEATH IN THE CLOUDS DEAD MAN'S FOLLY ELEPHANTS CAN REMEMBER EVIL UNDER THE SUN HALLOWEEN PARTY LORD EDGWARE DIES MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS Mr's McGINTY'S DEAD THE BIG FOUR THE MYSTERY OF THE BLUE TRAIN THE MURDER OF ROGER ACKROYED THE MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR AT STYLES THE THIRD GIRL
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StJohnSmythe 17 Nov 08 at 4:46 a.m. GMT
They Mysterious Affair at Styles Dumb Witness And Then There Were None Lord Edgware Dies Murder in Mesopotamia Murder on the Orient Express Death on the Nile Cat Among the Pigeons Peril at End House Curtain They do it with Mirrors The Body in the Library Sparkling Cyanide 16.50 from Paddington Evil under the Sun The Murder of Roger Ackroyd The Mirror Crack'd Most of them I read when I was at the impressionable age of 12 in my native German. No wonder I'm still a fan today!
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LiliFan 16 Nov 08 at 8:41 p.m. GMT
I've read over 50 AC books. You wouldn't like me to list them, right? :) And I thought people here have probably read everything... Surprising.
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detectivepauljohn 15 Nov 08 at 1:14 p.m. GMT

Poirot books: -Evil Under the Sun

                    -Death On the Nile

                    -Cards On the Table

                    -Hallowe'en Party

Marple book:-Murder at the Vicarage

Mr. Satterwhaite and Mr. Quin:-The Mysterious Mr. Quin

other:-And Then There Were None

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ariadnepoirotmarple 15 Nov 08 at 10:53 a.m. GMT

I have read:

Lord Edgeware Dies

Dead man's folly

Three act tragedy

Hickory Dickory Dock

Murder in the mews

The mysterious Mr. Quin

The Hollow

Death on the Nile

Body in the library

A pocker full of rye

4.50 from Paddington

Cards on the table

 And then there were none

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na_well 15 Nov 08 at 3:23 a.m. GMT

I've read:

The Mysterious Affair at Styles

The Secret Adversary

The Murder of Roger Ackroyd

The Mystery of the Blue Train

Murder on the Orient Express

Cards on the Table

Death on the Nile

Hercule Poirot's Christmas

And Then There Were None

One, Two, Buckle My Shoe

Evil Under the Sun

The Hollow

Three Blind Mice and Other Stories

4.50 from Paddington

Nemesis

I read them in Spanish because I'm from Argentina. The only one I read in English is The Mysterious Affair At Styles.

Must reads And Then There Were None And Then There Were None

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