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Original Title: Body in the Library / Moving Finger / Murder is Announced / 4:50 from Paddington
ISBN: 0006499597 (ISBN13: 9780006499596)
Edition Language: English
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Title:Miss Marple Omnibus Vol 1 (Body in the Library / Moving Finger / Murder is Announced / 4:50 from Paddington)
Author:Agatha Christie
Book Format:Paperback
Book Edition:First Edition
Pages:Pages: 720 pages
Published:July 1st 1997 by Harper Collins (first published January 1st 1985)
Categories:Mystery. Fiction. Detective. Crime. Classics

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4/12 Miss Jane Marple mysteries:
1 Body in the Library - The body of one young woman is found in the Bantry library, another in a deserted quarry.
2 Moving Finger - When hate mail attacks Lymstock, one recipient commits suicide. Or does she?
3 - Murder is Announced - Chipping Cleghorn Gazette announces the time and place of a murder.
4 4.50 from Paddington - Mrs McGillicuddy sees a man strangle a woman as trains cross, but only Jane sends a housekeeper.

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Ratings: 4.33 From 391 Users | 20 Reviews

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I really liked the book. It was very surprising, unfortunately thats because there barely are any hints. Detective stories, most of the time, give hints. Evidence or theories, which make someone look suspicious. With those you can suspect someone yourself. Most of Agatha Christies books have such things.There were also some words I could barely understand, Id figure it out later on, but it became a little hard to read for a Dutch girl from 2015. And we dont have a fireplace at home, so it took a

Miss Marple Omnibus Volume I is my favourite collection of Christie novels because, whilst some of the other stories use Miss Marple's view of village life as a prism to interpret the crimes committed by the rest of society (we are outside the confines of the peaceful English village in A Caribbean Mystery and in At Bertram's Hotel, for example), here the acute observations of village life are played out in front of us and we have direct access to the quirky but believable characters.A Murder is

2.5

Miss Marple, the epitome of the old lady detective. This book contains four of Agatha Christie's best stories.

The body in the Libary - 3 starsThe moving finger - 3 starsA murder is announced - 4 stars4.50 from Paddington - 4 stars

The first two are excellent social dramas. Christie obviously knew a great deal about human nature. And the writing is of a higher quality than I expected. The third story has all those things, but is let down by an improbable plot. Much too contrived and overthought. The fourth story I didn't get to read because my dog peed on the book. Obviously doesn't like whodunnits.

I have just finished reading each of these, then watching the various movies associated with them. What amazes me is the ability Agatha Christie has for crafting such interesting plots while peopling them with real people. It is a little like Jane Austen.... the conversation and the people are totally real. And you have to pay attention to what people say..... the silly old lady may be telling exactly the truth, but you have to have ears to hear her. Just wonderful to read.