Dee reviewed A Study In Scarlet by Arthur Conan Doyle
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4 stars
A classic and an enjoyable light read. 4/5 mormons everywhere...
93 pages
French language
Published May 3, 2006 by Librio.
Une étude en rouge
suivi de L'interprète grec ; Une affaire d'identité ; Le mystère de la vallée de Boscom Librio -- 34
4 stars
(37 reviews)
Le sommelier et la bonne des Musgrave ont inexplicablement disparu. Cette vieille famille aristocratique anglaise possède un rituel, que chacun des descendants doit accomplir à l'âge de la majorité.
struppi reviewed A Study in Scarlet by Arthur Conan Doyle (Collected Works of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle)
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2 stars
mormons
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2 stars
If I had never heard of Sherlock Holmes before reading this, I wouldn't have dreamed he would become the iconic detective of the last 100 years or more. It's colorful, it goes down fast, but it strains credulity at every turn. On to the next one!
Gossamerchild reviewed Study in Scarlet by Arthur Conan Doyle
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3 stars
I forget sometimes what a jerk Sherlock Holmes can be :-D
Review of 'Sherlock Holmes in A Study in Scarlet' on 'Goodreads'
3 stars
класичний твір у своєму жанрі, який треба встигнути прочитати вчасно… років так до п’ятнадцяти =)
Bart Libert reviewed Study in Scarlet by Arthur Conan Doyle
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2 stars
After seeing the excellent new Sherlock series on the BBC, I decided it was time to read this novel - the loose base for the first episode of the series.
And I have to say: the series is better than the book. The first part, a real detective story, does not disappoint: a well-written page turner that really shows of Sherlock Holmes' intelligence, but also his negative points. The relationship with other characters, for example Watson and Lestrade, is also well described.
However, the second part, some "historical" fiction about the Mormons that explains the motivation of the killer, is utterly boring and completely unnecessary.
Doyle also wrote short stories about Sherlock Holmes, and this novel would have been better if it had been one of those.
Michael @ Knowledge Lost reviewed A Study in Scarlet by Arthur Conan Doyle (Red classics)
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3 stars
The book that started the adventures of Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson was A Study in Scarlet. The book is split into two separate but linked stories; Being a Reprint from the Reminiscences of John Watson, M.D., Late of the Army Medical Department & The Country of the Saints. The first part tells the story of Dr. Watson and Sherlock Holmes meeting and their first case. The Second is the background to the case and the reasons why it lead to murder. A Study in Scarlet was a very easy and enjoyable book to read and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle has a beautiful way of writing.
