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Original Title:	Third Girl
ISBN:	0007121105 (ISBN13: 9780007121106)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Hercule Poirot #38, Ariadne Oliver #6
Characters:	Ariadne Oliver, Mr. Goby, Hercule Poirot

Third Girl (Hercule Poirot #38)

Agatha Christie

Paperback | Pages: 365 pages

Rating: 3.63 | 18736 Users | 939 Reviews

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Title	:	Third Girl (Hercule Poirot #38)
Author	:	Agatha Christie
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 365 pages
Published	:	2002 by HarperCollins (first published November 1966)
Categories	:	Mystery. Fiction. Crime. Detective. Classics

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Londra'da bir apartman katında yaşayan üç genç kızın birbirinden farklı meslekleri vardır. Kızlardan biri sanat galerisi yöneticisi diğeri yetenekli bir özel sekreterdir. Üçüncü kız ise... Hercule Poirot her zamanki gibi kakaosunu içerken üçüncü kız karşısına dikilip bir cinayet işlediğini söyler ve oradan uzaklaşır. Poirot bu olayın ardından genç kızı ve ailesini araştırmaya başlar. Bu arada genç kız ortadan kaybolmuştur. Gitgide karmaşıklaşan olaylar Poirot'yu cevapları bilinmeyen soruların peşine düşürür. Kız suçlu mu, masum mu ya da deli mi? Poirot'nun bu soruları cevaplandırabilmesi için sağlam kanıtlara ihtiyacı vardır...

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Imagine, if you will, being a famous female mystery author. Youve been publishing for over forty-five years, and youve become more than a bit tired of your fans favorite detective, the egg-headed Hercule Poirot. Whats a person to do? Try a mystery where theres no murder, only a confused, drugged twenty-something who is sure shes committed one. Poirot, of course, has his suspicions early on:She is not one who can cope with difficulties. She is not one of those who can see before hand the dangers

It's not that Agatha Christie has never written a bad book in her career. Though I love most of her books, I do not like some of her more political novels. So while I am not shocked that I disliked this book, never has Christie written something so meandering and pointless. Till the last chapter, the book seems to have no plot at all. There is no murder committed, there is nothing happening. There are not even any interesting interactions between the various characters like in The Hollow before

I enjoyed reading Third Girl. Me of Christies later novels. A young girl goes to Poirot tells him she has murdered someone then says hes to old for the case and runs away. Poirot through his friend Ariadne Oliver identifies the girl as Norma Restarick who comes from a wealthy family. Her father who she has not seen since she was five ran off to Africa with his mistress Louise. He has returned with his wife Mary who Norma hates. Overlaid is the 1960s drug scene. Norma believes she is doing and

4.6/5 ⭐STORY 4.5/5 -it was slow to start but once things really got rolling it was EXTREMELY well crafted. I didnt love the very ending though and by that I mean the last line or two of the book fell flat for me.CHARACTERS 4.5/5 - I love Poirot and Ms. Oliver and some of the supporting characters were good too but I found myself getting confused as to who was who.WRITING 5/5 - like I said this was extremely well crafted. I couldnt believe how smart the mystery was step by step.ENJOYMENT 4.5/5 -

"I want a murder!"--Poirot (not that Belgian wants to see anyone dead, really. A murder has been claimed, and none has been proven)A third girl is a reference to the intricacies of flat rental, I learn. A girl (or, woman, okay) rents a flat (or, as we say in the U.S., apartment, just dont want you to get lost here. . .) and then invites a friend in to join her. Then they advertise for a third girl to share with them, who apparently is not usually a friend. Not surprisingly, this third girl idea

4.5*Eh bien, then, you are crazy, or appear crazy or you think you are crazy, and possibly you may be crazy. This one was so much fun! Not only did it feature Ariadne Oliver, a firm favourite, but this novel had plenty of humour and a great mystery to unravel. One for once that I was able to solve ;O) Loved it.

Ariadne Oliver is back! Wonderful! And between interrogating and following people, she actually ends up saying and finding some really important things to Poirot. Things that enable Poirot to think his way through what is a nicely complicated case: a young woman tells Poirot, and others, that she thinks she's committed a murder. Her words and behaviour are sufficiently intriguing that Poirot stirs himself from his office and reading, puts on his "foreigner" act and lays on the charm, while