Elephants can remember

by Agatha Christie

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Hercule Poirot Mystery (37)

Ariadne Oliver (8)

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Elephants can remember

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New York Times bestseller (Fiction, 1973)

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To Molly Myers
in return for many kindnesses

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Mrs. Oliver looked at herself in the glass.

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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0425067823, Paperback)

Whodunit? The question is posed of mystery writer Ariadne Oliver. This time it isn't asked by her readers, but rather detective Hercule Poirot. And the unsolved crime is from Oliver's own dark past.

"Christie...cozier than ever...in a lethal way, of course." (Library Journal)

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