Uncover the mysteries in "The Secret of Father Brown" by G. K. Chesterton, where the insightful priest-detective reveals the unique method behind his uncanny sleuthing. This collection of stories dives into Father Brown's world as he decodes intrigues and solves crimes with his profound understanding of human nature and morality. Chesterton's brilliant writing weaves tales of theft, murder, and deception, showcasing Father Brown's wisdom and the compelling secret that guides his investigative genius.
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"There were too many stories to count in this. I did get a bit tired of the mental gymnastics of trying to solve mystery after mystery. On the other hand, I love the anti-here, dumpy umbrellas toting Roman Catholic priest based in England. Some of the stories are surprisingly bloodthirsty, too. "
— Pam (4 out of 5 stars)
" I read about 10 of the 49 stories and found them entertaining with rich vocabulary and expression. I did tire of the formula and decided I was not missing too much by not finishing them all. "
— Hank, 1/25/2011" What precious stories! I love the wide variety of Mr. Chesterton. "
— Savannah, 12/10/2010" Very cool collection of old-school detective stories from master-author G.K. Chesterton. "
— Teric, 9/25/2010" Surely Father Brown must be the most endearing character in detective fiction! "
— Shannon, 9/17/2010" I'm unsure if to rate this as a three or four. <br/>I'm finding the reading tedious but I clearly remember when I read this in Spanish it was truly really enjoyable. Not sure if it's the dense old English or what. <br/>I know I like the stories, that much I'm sure about. <br/> "
— Delia, 6/10/2010" A very Strange and smart kind of detective stories "
— Navid, 4/30/2010" G.K. Chesterton author profile <br/> <br/>bornMay 29, 1874 <br/>diedJune 14, 1936 <br/> <br/>Father Brown was also made into a tv-series, the author I imagine being extremely fat Dickens-stuntman. "
— E.J., 3/14/2010" Short stories on Father Brown - plain, short, black hat and brown umbrella. "
— Judith, 2/28/2010" Just good fun! No one weaves a mystery like Chesterton. "
— Diane, 2/25/2010Gilbert Keith Chesterton (1874–1936) published numerous works which include compilations of his voluminous journalism, novels, biographies, histories, criticism, Christian apologetics, poetry, and plays. Many of his novels have the genuine marks of genius. His books on Dickens (for whom he had a considerable affinity) and Saint Thomas Aquinas are considered classics in their fields.