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January 2021 BOTM The Hound of the Baskervilles
By La Tonya · 5 posts · 6 views
By La Tonya · 5 posts · 6 views
last updated Jan 21, 2021 06:55AM
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My second time reading this story and I still felt the chill and goosebumps. It helped that since I last read it three years ago, I had forgotten some of the particular details of the story and hence, every new revelation was as new to me as when I read it the first time around.
Arthur Conan Doyle combines the mystery, bleakness, horror and danger of the moorland and the Grimpen Mire within it, the fear and terror of the dreaded Hound of the legend of Baskerville, and a murder to create one of th ...more
Arthur Conan Doyle combines the mystery, bleakness, horror and danger of the moorland and the Grimpen Mire within it, the fear and terror of the dreaded Hound of the legend of Baskerville, and a murder to create one of th ...more
It was still a three for me all these years later. But it was a fun and warm reread. Reminding me why I loved mysteries. The adventure of fallowing the dective. Wondering if you were good enough to keep up or even figure it out before they do.
The enigmatic Sherlock. Brilliant and untouchable
The loyal Watson. The first bromance.
The young Baskerville from Canada. After all that's where all the Brits run away to.
The butler and his wife. Why are butlers always pale? Is it part of the requirements ...more
The enigmatic Sherlock. Brilliant and untouchable
The loyal Watson. The first bromance.
The young Baskerville from Canada. After all that's where all the Brits run away to.
The butler and his wife. Why are butlers always pale? Is it part of the requirements ...more
Read it the first time at age ten. Still excellent though had some qualms at Holmes’ exposing Sir Henry to such danger. And Watson and Holmes going about with firearms . . . I had totally forgotten the villain and his motive, but I recalled how the special effects were managed
The best of the Sherlock Holmes novels.
The Hound and the moor are the stars of this adventure.
The Hound and the moor are the stars of this adventure.
". . . there stood a foul thing, a great, black beast, shaped like a hound, yet larger than any hound that ever-mortal eye has rested upon."
The Hound of the Baskervilles is a novel written by Arthur Conan Doyle first published in The Strand Magazine in August 1901 - April 1902 with 60 illustrations by Sidney Paget. This was the 27th Sherlock Holmes story.
Hands down he is by far my most favorite detective and with It being more than a century since Sherlock Holmes first appeared in print and capt ...more
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