This book has some short stories.

I like "The Golden Glasses" the best.

Holmes`s way to investigate and his inference was demonstrated all of this story.

This book`s start is return of holmes.

But he is aimed by someone in the empty house.

Please think who it is.

It was....

Doyle`s stories are very exciting.

I want you to read his books at least one or two. ( )

The Holmes that returns from Reichenbach is a very different one to that before Final Problem. I can't remember the last time I read this but the stories don't have the same mental intensity of the earlier works. Here, Holmes deals with a different class of clientele, there is less of foggy, atmospheric London and greater reference to the colonies of the Empire. Most importantly there is less detection. Either I've gotten smarter or the stories are less painstaking in its detail - and I doubt it's the former. On resurrecting Holmes, Doyle's writing is occasionally half-hearted and dour. His reluctance may also account for the memorable but gruesome violence and the abrupt conclusions to cases. However, Return is still, in my mind, a classic. ( )

This book is interesting. ( )

I think almost all the people know Sherlock Holmes.
This book includes three story.
One of story, Sherlock Holmes solve the mystery from a few clue. For example scar of keyhole or the golden glasses.

By the way, I think Conan Doyle is very smart, not Sherlock Holmes. ( )

Sherlock Holmes is timeless! The baker's dozen of Adventures that appear in this book are: The Empty House, The Norwood Builder, The Dancing Men, The Solitary Cyclist, The Priory School, Black Peter, Charles Augustus Milverton, The Six Napoleons, The Three Students, The Golden Pince-nez, The Missing Three-quarter, The Abbey Grange, and The Second Stain. ( )