fans forgive me of Sherlock Holmes (my sister CHCH mostly), but the novels of this character are cheating me. I already told my good friend Joseph Cartaphilus: short stories are better. I have not yet placed with them, but I will. I get the feeling that Holmes works better on screen, whether big or small, that in the books. It is not coincidence that the fictional character most often made into a film or television. Proof of this success is, first, the film Guy Ritchie and, secondly, the series starring Benedict Cumberbatch that takes us to the famous consulting detective twenty-first century. Also, I put my students The Sherlock Holmes and loved it. A good way to start the character, along with the cartoon canine Sherlock Holmes. I read
Study in Scarlet and seemed a little roll, especially the part where it tells the whole story of the Mormons. What I liked was the first meeting between Holmes and Watson, which the TV series has recovered with great success. After this novel, I began to The Hound of the Baskervilles . The same is that the stories have aged badly, but I was excited too. I recognize that preserves part of the suspense, but in that sense I liked what I've read most of Agatha Christie. Well, it's one of those classics that I think everyone should read, because Holmes is an immortal character.
Nor have I seen the most famous version made for the movies. Work is piling up.
Study in Scarlet and seemed a little roll, especially the part where it tells the whole story of the Mormons. What I liked was the first meeting between Holmes and Watson, which the TV series has recovered with great success. After this novel, I began to The Hound of the Baskervilles . The same is that the stories have aged badly, but I was excited too. I recognize that preserves part of the suspense, but in that sense I liked what I've read most of Agatha Christie. Well, it's one of those classics that I think everyone should read, because Holmes is an immortal character.
Nor have I seen the most famous version made for the movies. Work is piling up.
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