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I first read A Study in Scarlet when I was in school. This is technically the first book in the series but I got to it after quite a long time. This book was a bit less interesting than the rest, I think because of the shifting perspectives. But then again maybe I was too young at that time and first impressions die hard. I mean, I have re-read it at least 4 times since then...that means I like it.
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This is the first book that Doyle ever wrote that included Sherlock Holmes. It's all there; when Watson and Sherlock Holmes meet one another, the first case, the gradual growth of the relationship between the two men. It's a bit awkward at first, both the relations between Holmes and Watson and the writing. Doyle is still learning his way in terms of writing the tales.
At this point, Holmes is a bit arrogant and not all that likable. Watson is a bit priggish. But the really interesting thing is t ...more
At this point, Holmes is a bit arrogant and not all that likable. Watson is a bit priggish. But the really interesting thing is t ...more
Who knew I would like a book this old?
Oct 09, 2010
Jgrace
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Oct 18, 2015
Vesra (When She Reads)
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Jun 03, 2021
Ricky
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