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This week I present a classic mystery by Agatha Christie, Hallowe’en Party, which features M. Hercule Poirot and his mystery writing friend Ariadne Oliver. I finished this over the weekend for a November classic group read.
"No," said Mrs. Oliver, "she hadn't gone home . . . " Her voice faltered. "We found her in the end—in the library. That's where—where someone did it, you know. Bobbing for apples."
(Chapter three)
ABOUT THE BOOK:
A Hallowe’en party is under way, and for the mystery writer Ariadne Oliver, the most curious guest is the little girl with a passion for tall tales. She claims to have witnessed a murder. When the girl suddenly falls victim to a deadly party prank, Ariadne and Hercule Poirot wonder which guest silenced her. But unmasking a killer this Hallowe’en isn’t going to be easy—for there isn’t a soul in Woodleigh Common who believes the little story-teller was even murdered . . .
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