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Primeros Casos de Poirot / Poirot's Early Cases

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Availability:In StockContributor:Agatha Christie, Alberto CoscarelliTheme:Chronological Period/20th Century, Cultural Region/BritishPublish date:7/28/2026Pages:192
Languages:SpanishPublisher:Planeta PublishingISBN-13:9786073941013ISBN-10:6073941013UPC:9786073941013Book Category:FictionBook Subcategory:Mystery & Detective, Classics, World LiteratureBook Topic:Private Investigators, EnglandSize:7.40 x 4.90 x 0.50 inchesWeight:0.159Product ID:SC7Q2DEKK8

El nacimiento del más brillante de los investigadores.

Ocho desconcertantes casos que pusieron a prueba las células grises de Poirot en sus primeros años como detective.

El capitán Hastings relata ocho de los casos que contribuyeron a consolidar la reputación de su gran amigo Hércules Poirot como uno de los mejores detectives del mundo. En sus primeros años de formación, Poirot pone en práctica la meticulosa atención al detalle y la ingeniosa lógica que caracterizan su infalible método deductivo. Entre estas historias encontramos un complicado secuestro, el robo de unas valiosas antigüedades, el asesinato de la vecina de Poirot o incluso el único caso en el que la agudeza del detective belga no es suficiente para anticiparse en la resolución de un crimen.

Los primeros casos del emblemático detective desafían hasta a los más sagaces.

Ideal para fans de El Club del Crimen de los Jueves de Richard Osman, La lista de invitados de Lucy Foley o Un asesinato brillante de Anthony Horowitz.

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The birth of one of the most brilliant investigators of all time.

Eight baffling cases that put Poirot's little grey cells to the test in his early years as a detective.

Captain Hastings recounts eight cases that helped establish the reputation of his great friend Hercule Poirot as one of the finest detectives in the world. In these formative years, Poirot puts into practice the meticulous attention to detail and ingenious logic that define his infallible deductive method. Among these stories are a complex kidnapping, the theft of valuable antiques, the murder of Poirot's neighbour, and even the only case in which the Belgian detective's sharp mind is not enough to anticipate the resolution of a crime.

In Poirot's Early Cases, the legendary detective's first investigations challenge even the most perceptive minds.

Perfect for fans of The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman, The Guest List by Lucy Foley, or Magpie Murders by Anthony Horowitz.

Languages:SpanishPublisher:Planeta PublishingISBN-13:9786073941013ISBN-10:6073941013UPC:9786073941013Book Category:FictionBook Subcategory:Mystery & Detective, Classics, World LiteratureBook Topic:Private Investigators, EnglandSize:7.40 x 4.90 x 0.50 inchesWeight:0.159Product ID:SC7Q2DEKK8
Christie, Agatha: -

Nacida en Torquay en 1891, Agatha Christie recibió la típica educación victoriana impartida por institutrices en el hogar paterno. Tras la muerte de su padre, se trasladó a París, donde estudió piano y canto. Contrajo matrimonio en 1914 y tuvo una hija, pero su matrimonio terminó en divorcio en 1928. Dos años después, durante un viaje por Oriente Medio conoció al arqueólogo Max Mallowan, con quien se casó ese mismo año; a partir de entonces pasó varios meses al año en Siria e Irak, escenario de Ven y dime cómo vives y de alguna de sus novelas policiacas, como Asesinato en Mesopotamia o Intriga en Bagdad. Además del gran éxito de que disfrutaron sus célebres novelas, a partir de 1953 ganó celebridad con las adaptaciones teatrales de sus novelas en el West End londinense. En 1971 le fue concedida la distinción de Dame of the British Empire. Murió en 1976.




Born in Torquay in 1891, Agatha Christie received the typical Victorian education provided by governesses at her parents' home. After her father's death, she moved to Paris, where she studied piano and singing. She married in 1914 and had a daughter, but her marriage ended in divorce in 1928. Two years later, during a trip to the Middle East, she met the archaeologist Max Mallowan, whom she married that same year; from then on, she spent several months a year in Syria and Iraq, the setting for Come, Tell Me How You Live (Andanzas 50, now also in the Fábula collection) and some of her detective novels, such as Murder in Mesopotamia and They Came to Baghdad. Besides the great success of her famous novels, starting in 1953, she gained fame with the theatrical adaptations of her novels in London's West End. In 1971, she was awarded the distinction of Dame of the British Empire. She died in 1976.

Publisher: Planeta Publishing

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