Ah, we made it to the final Sherlock Holmes short story collection. I feel very satisfied to have now read them all, and also very sad to be at the end of all these adventures. There really is nothing else quite like Holmes and Watson. This collection is right up the top of my favourites along with The Return of Sherlock Holmes.
This was thoroughly delightful to read. I knew going into this, that it's a 1960s classic and a well-loved piece of fantasy, so I had reasonably high expectations. I'm very pleased to say that they were met, and the one takeaway I had from this book, was how beautifully written it was.
There is something so exciting about being treated to a full-length Sherlock Holmes novel, particularly when this is the last one of them! Don't get me wrong, the short stories are brilliant, but it's fun to stay with the famous detective for many more pages.
Another great collection of short stories featuring the famous detective! I think this has been my favourite collection so far. Every single adventure in this collection was so much fun (whereas in some of the other collections there's been the odd one that left me a little cold). And you can't beat the euphoria of the dynamic duo finally reuniting.
This was my second time reading this, and it was every bit as good as the first time, helped by the fact that I could not remember for the life of me what the resolution of the story was. This is probably one of my favourites of the novel-length Sherlock stories, because the whole narrative is just so good and so tight (and has none of the weird half-book-length flashbacks that some of the others have).
Another great collection of Sherlock Holmes short stories, and of course, the very collection that ends in the Final Problem. I do think I prefer the full-length stories to these short stories, but there are some really great cases amongst the short stories that pack an unexpected punch.
Is there anything not to love about this? There's nothing better than a healthy dose of Sherlock Holmes bundled up together. I really enjoyed this collection of short stories - it was so much fun, despite every case being so short!
This little mystery has stuck with me since I turned the final page. I thought I liked it – thought it was fine – but the more I thought on it, the more I realised that this was a damn good read and very unique. I didn't just like it, I loved it.
A hilarious and excellent retelling of Pride & Prejudice, but with dragons.
Jane Eyre - The Graphic Novel by Charlotte Brontë & illustrated by Amy Corzine 4/5 STARS Genre: Classic, Graphic Novel Author: Charlotte Brontë Illustrator: Amy Corzine Published: 2003 Publisher: Classic Comics Pages: 141 {paperback} Originally posted on Goodreads Initial Thoughts Upon Finishing Jane Eyre has always been one of my favourite classics - I just love … Continue reading Battling Loneliness in Jane Eyre || GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW
