Détails du livre
Format
Broché
Pages
194
Langue
Français
Publié
Jun 5, 2003
Éditeur
LANGUES POUR TO
ISBN-10
2266132776
ISBN-13
9782266132770
Description
“The Final Problem” is a short story written by Arthur Conan Doyle (1865-1930). First published in 1893, it tells one of the most intriguing Sherlock Holmes’ adventures.
This edition also contains a choice of Conan Doyle’s best aphorisms and an essay on the invention of Sherlock Holmes’ character written by Harold Emery Jones (1875-1909) in 1904.
This edition also contains a choice of Conan Doyle’s best aphorisms and an essay on the invention of Sherlock Holmes’ character written by Harold Emery Jones (1875-1909) in 1904.
Genres
Mystère
Science-fiction
Thriller & Suspense
Action & Aventure
Religion & Spiritualité
Science & Technologie
Histoire
Affaires & Économie
Philosophie
Poésie
Crime
Classiques
Nature
Psychologie
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This was the first collection of Sherlock Holmes short stories that I read! I was quite surprised by how short each of the mysteries were, and how fast they flew by. But I did enjoy them. I loved seeing the deduction at work, and it was iconic finally reading about the duo. From the speech I could easily tell that the BBC casting for the series had been done so well. I felt like the endings were a bit too abrupt at times, and sometimes the stories felt quite short. I did like what characterisation I read, but I didn’t fall head over heels in love with either Holmes or Watson like I expected to. Loved the plots to the mysteries and the solving of them though!
September 23rd 2021