Five Little Pigs (Dramatised) Audiobook

" Caroline Crale and Amyas Crale....I weep for you both. They are now my favorite Christie's couple. And this story, is my new favorite AC's mystery. The murderer is exactly the one I thought and the reasons are too almost similar to those I have deducted. I am glad for Angela, Carla and Miss Williams. "

" I was pretty sure I'd remember whodunnit, since I JUST saw a fantastic, recent adaptation of this book. And I've read it at least twice. Yeah. My crummy memory is wonderful in this sense. Since Christie only wrote 70 or so Poirot stories, I gotta keep misremembering them if I'm going to keep up my immense enjoyment of them! "

" This one is different because the murder happened and someone was convicted sixteen years ago. All Poirot has to work with is people's memories. Lots of fun. "

" I like it best when Poirot is the main character of his mysteries, rather than a cameo role who shows up now and then and then rather magically dazzles us all with the truth at the end. Happily, Five Little Pigs (or, Murder in Retrospect, as my copy is titled) is the former sort of Poirot novel. "

" TBW 4.2/5 "

" A very good murder mystery. It was a quick read and were some clues but thinking involved to discover the truth. "

" Brilliant from start to finish. "

" I very much enjoyed the first-person accounts of the murder. Unique. "

" good aul 'who dunnit'. This is one of the few ones I'm proud to say I figured out before the end! "

" it was the best story i ever read ! "

" I actually thought I had the whole mystery solved about 50 pages before the end, but oh how wrong I was... :) This is an easy read if your in the mood for a murder mystery. So far with my Agatha Christie reads, I much prefer good ol' Hercule Poirot to Miss Marple. "

" to me this is the best Christie book, considering that Poirot solves the case using police records!!!! "

" This is a great Christie mystery; deserves to be as well-known as such Christie classics as And Then There Were None and Murder on the Orient Express. "

" At first I thought I had fianlly solved an Agatha Christie mystery before the end, but it turned out I only solved half of it. I love Agatha Christie. "

" Not only can Poirot solve a recent crime, but he can solve one sixteen years later! I liked how he knew how to behave with each person, making him or her feel comfortable enough to share what they saw and believed. "

" This is also one of my favourites stories by Agatha Christie. I think it's really similar to "Death on the Nile", because Caroline and Amyas Crale are bound together in the same way that Jacqueline and Simon are. "

" Oh lawd spent all day on the waiting room of immigration offices. Good thing I had this audio with me. Loved it. BBC Radio Dramatizations are quite delightful, and voice!Poirot isn't as annoying. "

" Four stars for the ending!! DID NOT SEE THAT COMING! Very awesome "

" thought i had this one figured out...nope. "

" Agatha Christie is a master of the mystery novel for a reason. This book had me guessing until the end. "

" I love this book so far. I've only just started reading it and like other Agatha Christie's it sarts off a little slow. I cant wait to see what Hercule Poirot does next! "

" good aul 'who dunnit'. This is one of the few ones I'm proud to say I figured out before the end! "

" Extremely intricate plot line, although a bit dull at the part where Poirot gets a written account of the crime from all five suspects. Still amazing though! The characters were so vividly described, I could easily imagine the personality and demeanor of each. Loved this book. :D "

" I adore the wisdom in her novels.puzzle within puzzle.one reveals other.when you think you figure the case it takes you into other puzzle.everything is so simple and you have to think simply.as poirot says 'every piece falls in its place' "

" Nem posso explicar o quanto adoro esta autora nem o que senti nos momentos que passei a ler os livros dela na minha juventude. "

" I love Poirot. I just do. "

" This is also one of my favourites stories by Agatha Christie. I think it's really similar to "Death on the Nile", because Caroline and Amyas Crale are bound together in the same way that Jacqueline and Simon are. "

" Christie drives me crazy with her exclamation points and italics and short paragraphs and constant repetition . . . but darned if I don't keep reading her every now and then. She writes a really good mystery, after all! And I managed to guess the murderer this time, so that was fun. "

" I actually solved this Christie before the big reveal! Another great Hercule Poirot. Examining a crime that happened 16 years ago. Interesting look at eyewitness reports and the power of memory. "