Bookworm_The Murder Case on Mulberry Street

Author: [US] Edgar Allan Poe, [UK] Basil Rathbone adapted, translated by Liu Shanshan
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: Among the extraordinary famous detectives in the world book forest are Los Angeles' Philip Marlowe, Chicago's Vic Warsawski, Oxford's Inspector Morse, and of course, the magical Sherlock Holmes from London. However, before all these renowned detectives appears Monsieur Auguste Dupin from Paris. He is neither a police officer nor a true detective. He is a mild-mannered young man who loves books and reading. But he is extremely intelligent with extraordinary comprehension skills. He develops a strong interest in the horrifying murder case that occurred on Murder Street, as it is an unsolved mystery. Who killed the old lady and her daughter? Why was the murder so brutal and violent? How did the murderer escape the house? There are many mysteries--but no answers. "The trick," Auguste Dupin said, "lies in asking the right questions. Then you can find the answer."