I like to read detective stories since I was a teenager. I think those stories can makes me understand what reality works and what comes around and goes around. For example, there are some signal in the beginning and the stories goes more attractive, it helps you thinking who is the murderer or what is true. In that case , it helps you think more deeply why will it happened.
Wednesday, 6 March 2013
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I like to read the detective stories too because these stories usually imply some cues or evidences in the beginning and let the reader to think about what it will come next. these thing can let me to have interesting and curious about the true of story.
ReplyDeleteMe, too.
ReplyDeleteAt the moment, I'm rereading Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes stories. They're as enjoyable and enthralling today as when I first read them. Most are also short enough that I can read them over a cup of coffee as short break from other things, such as reviewing essays.
When I was in lower high school, I also enjoyed the stories of Agatha Christie, although they did not thrill quite so much when I reread a couple a few years ago. But the film versions of her Poirot and Miss Marple stories are excellent, especially the Poirot stories. I sometimes take a break at my computer with a Poirot on YouTube.
But now it's time to think about having a shower and heading off to Chamchuri Square.