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Hickory Dickory Death
Hickory Dickory Death
Author: Agatha Christie
Celia Austin confessed to theft. She was one of the strangely assorted group of students living in Mrs. Nicoletis' boardinghouse. The things she had stolen weren't important. In fact she had no need to steal. And she had promised to make good. — Then why did she commit suicide? — "If," Hercule Poirot mused, "it was suicide." — As he applied his shr...  more »
ISBN: 355338
Publication Date: 4/1961
Pages: 152
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Publisher: Pocket Books, Inc.
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover
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A series of seemingly innocuous items disappear from a student rooming house. Enter Poirot! Beneath this pile or rubble there are several connections that lead the police and Poirot to unravel several murders and to discover a vast smuggling operation. The police fare far better in this one than in most of Aunties mysteries. It also has one of her better plots and sequence of events that leads to the denouement.

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