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Three Blind Mice and Other Stories [9 stories] by Agatha Christie · Booklabria

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Three Blind Mice and Other Stories [9 stories]

MysteryShort Stories

Three Blind Mice and Other Stories [9 stories]

Name: Three Blind Mice and Other Stories [9 stories]
Author: Agatha Christie

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First published: 1948
Editions: 21 in 5 languages

Synopsis

Contains nine short mystery stories by Agatha Christie, including the title work about a young couple who open a new guest house, not realizing one of their first customers is a murderer.

Subjects: Mystery
Short Stories
Mystery & Detective, Women Sleuths
Mystery & Detective, Traditional
England
English Detective and mystery stories
Characters: Hercule Poirot
Jane Marple
Harley Quin

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21 in 5 languages

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English14 Spanish3 Albanian1 German1 All 5 languages

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