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Project Poirot Episode 9: Evil Under the Sun, Five Little Pigs, and The Hollow
Welcome back to another episode of Project Poirot, where I re-read all the Agatha Christie Hercule Poirot’s in the order
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| Such a fun read! I don’t know if everything is completely accurately portrayed (the parts I was already familiar with like Guy Fawkes and the Mughals were scanty in information, though not inaccurate). But it was a nifty reminder of the cruelty meted ...more | |
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| I have to state at the outset, this is a well written, and well researched book. The interviews with people from different strata of society are very engaging. However, where this book loses majorly is on its over-analysis. Preachy and quite boring i ...more | |
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| This much-talked about book by a Pulitzer winner tracks the lives of Pakistan’s feudal societies from the 1960s to early 2000s. Its rich, evocative descriptions and well-etched characters show that the situation was very similar to what took place in ...more | |
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| This is a very interesting story. It uses a completely fictional non-fiction setting to create the illusion of being a historical book. But it’s so expertly emotional and layered, that the reader knows it to be fiction. Set in 1938 in Japanese-occupi ...more | |
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| I’d seen portions of the art work from this book at an art exhibition a couple of years ago and had admired the story and creativity behind its presentation then. But reading it in this small format was quite disappointing. The story in verse recount ...more | |
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| This was such a fun read! It was different from other Poirot’s by Christie because it focused on extramarital affairs and how complicated human relationships can be. I’ve never read Christie’s “Mary Westmacott” novels but I imagine they would be as r ...more | |
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| The autobiography is a real and raw look at the writer’s family dynamics. She focuses on her parents and siblings and shows them quite honestly with all their many foibles. But she also clearly loves them. She writes that the book is an attempt at sa ...more | |
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| I’ve owned this book for a while but its heavy subject matter had deterred me from reading it, till I picked it up to fit an unusual reading prompt. I’m glad I did because despite its heavy subject matter, the book kept me hooked. Set in 19th century ...more | |
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| Everyone knows about Capt. Vikram Batra, the war hero from the 1999 Kargil war. But this book brings to life Vikram Batra, the person, as seen from his identical twin’s perspective. It’s an incredible story - twins, war, a love story, a charming hero ...more | |
BOOK REVIEW OF INDIAN AUTHORS
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Delhi Book Club
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I moved to India a year back and want to meet fellow readers of literature.
Delhi and the World Bookclub
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This is the digital portal of our ever growing book club, based in New Delhi; though now on Zoom. Members are invite only.