Another Poirot mystery. I liked how self-aware Christie is in this book β Poirot routinely mocks (gently, even!) mystery stereotypes in hilarious ways. Hastings as a narrator continues to be stupid in an intentionally pompous, upper-class way, which is tedious if you read too much of it. The case in itself is not terrible, but nothing great either.

The ABC Murders
author: | Agatha Christie (1936) |
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series: | Hercule Poirot #13 |
date read: | 2020-06-20 |
pages: | 252 |
rating: | β β β β β |