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Agatha Christie
ISBN 9780008196585
Rs. 640
HarperCollins
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Who it's for: Fans of classic whodunits and Agatha Christie
In 4:50 from Paddington, Miss Marple investigates a perplexing crime witnessed by her friend Elspeth McGillicuddy. While on a train, Elspeth observes a woman being strangled in a passing carriage, yet no body is found. Miss Marple's inquiry uncovers a complex web of secrets centered around a secluded country estate, forcing her to unravel a seemingly impossible murder.Why You Should Read? Features Miss Marple's iconic investigative prowess. Presents a classic "impossible crime" plot with intricate twists. Captures the atmosphere of traditional English country house mysteries. Ideal for readers who enjoy clever puzzles and character-rich whodunits.
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- Classic Miss Marple mystery
- Impossible crime plot
- Set in traditional English country house
- Features intricate twists and puzzles
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Questions about this book
What is the central mystery in 4:50 from Paddington?
Elspeth McGillicuddy witnesses a woman being strangled on a passing train, but when the authorities search, no body is found. Miss Marple investigates to uncover the truth.
Who is the main detective in this novel?
Miss Marple, Agatha Christie's iconic amateur detective, takes on the case after her friend Elspeth reports the crime.
Where does the investigation lead?
The inquiry centers on a secluded country estate, where Miss Marple uncovers a complex web of secrets.
What type of mystery is this?
It is a classic 'impossible crime' plot, where a murder is witnessed but no body is found, making it a clever puzzle for readers.