ISBN 9780008129613
Rs. 640
HarperCollins
Hallowe'en Party
Who it's for: Fans of classic murder mysteries and Hercule Poirot
At a lively Halloween party, young Joyce Reynolds claims to have witnessed a murder years ago. Hours later, Joyce is found dead, drowned in an apple-bobbing bucket. Master detective Hercule Poirot is summoned to untangle a web of past crimes, local secrets, and dark intentions to uncover the truth.Why You Should Read? Set against an eerie Halloween party backdrop, providing a chilling mystery atmosphere. Features Hercule Poirot in his later career, showcasing his refined wisdom and intuition. Explores themes of childhood memory, concealed trauma, and the lingering presence of past events. A distinctive, gothic-tinged entry within Christie's extensive Poirot series.
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- Set at a Halloween party with an eerie atmosphere
- Features Hercule Poirot in his later career
- Involves a murder mystery and a private investigator
- Explores themes of childhood memory and concealed trauma
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Who is the main detective in this book?
The main detective is Hercule Poirot, a Belgian detective known for his refined wisdom and intuition.
What is the setting of the story?
The story is set at a lively Halloween party, which provides a chilling and eerie backdrop for the mystery.
What is the central crime in the plot?
The central crime is the murder of a young girl named Joyce Reynolds, who is found drowned in an apple-bobbing bucket after claiming to have witnessed a murder.
Does the book explore any particular themes?
Yes, it explores themes of childhood memory, concealed trauma, and the lingering presence of past events.