I'm like 60 pages through with 'Five Little Pigs' so far so I'm really liking it. This is a different story. The crime happened 16 years ago and Poirot is trying to salvage whatever he can from the POVs of people involved, witnesses and otherwise.
And to say I already have an inkling about who the killer is gonna be is a plus. I am not 100% sure that it's who I think it is, but I have a hunch anyway.
Ooh Five little pigs was a good read for me! I finished Sparkling Cyanide recently and enjoyed it mostly because I did not remember who did it and then when I had a strong inkling I kept feeling it couldn’t have been them but it was. 😆 AC does a great job of absolving someone and then planting the crime back on them so effectively. This one had Colonel Race - though the person who solves it is someone else entirelyOriginally posted by: EuphoricDamsel
I'm like 60 pages through with 'Five Little Pigs' so far so I'm really liking it. This is a different story. The crime happened 16 years ago and Poirot is trying to salvage whatever he can from the POVs of people involved, witnesses and otherwise.
And to say I already have an inkling about who the killer is gonna be is a plus. I am not 100% sure that it's who I think it is, but I have a hunch anyway.
Originally posted by: DelusionsOfNeha
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What's your rating system?
Hola, been lurking around😆
I personally believe that there is no such thing as the perfect book so, the maximum rating would
be 4-4.5
Apart from this, I rate based on my presentiment. To what extent I was intrigued by the book+ how well it was written.
Originally posted by: Ramya_98
Ooh I see an interesting topic going on here. Favorite AC novel! My vote goes to Murder on the orient express.
Hey, off-topic but I am flattered that you're using my Taylor Swift gif in your signature🙈❤
Hey, off-topic but I am flattered that you're using my Taylor Swift gif in your signature🙈❤
I came across it and loved it so much that I had to use🙈
I know!!!! Same! Like either the book lives in your head rent free or you don't remember it a day later 🤣
lurking around se ab interaction pe aa gaye, good 😆🤗
Hola, been lurking around😆
I personally believe that there is no such thing as the perfect book so, the maximum rating would
be 4-4.5
Apart from this, I rate based on my presentiment. To what extent I was intrigued by the book+ how well it was written.
There's no such thing as perfection but the emotions involved are so intense, sometimes the book be 11/10 😆
I read 3 pages of Ocean Voung's book and put it aside for six(?) months now but I am still haunted by those three pages. It's a 15/10 for me 😆
Originally posted by: DelusionsOfNeha
lurking around se ab interaction pe aa gaye, good 😆🤗
There's no such thing as perfection but the emotions involved are so intense, sometimes the book be 11/10 😆
I read 3 pages of Ocean Voung's book and put it aside for six(?) months now but I am still haunted by those three pages. It's a 15/10 for me 😆
Completely agree about the emotion part. And Then There Were None took me by storm. I had to scream in a pillow between pages😆
I have put Anne frank’s book aside since May and I still think about it. I really need to continue, but I can't stand online reading anymore. I need a copy of the book itself O_o
Completely agree about the emotion part. And Then There Were None took me by storm. I had to scream in a pillow between pages😆
I have put Anne frank’s book aside since May and I still think about it. I really need to continue, but I can't stand online reading anymore. I need a copy of the book itself O_o
I didn't finish Anne Frank, even though it was a mandatory reading in class 10. Got through cuz Sparknotes ftw 😆
Originally posted by: DelusionsOfNeha
I didn't finish Anne Frank, even though it was a mandatory reading in class 10. Got through cuz Sparknotes ftw 😆
Sparknotes!!!! I would have failed without it xD
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