The Complete Novel of Sherlock Holmes

I wanted literally every story of Sherlock because it was one of those times that you get interested in one story and you want to read more… I still have not finished reading lol. But I love it :)

Everybody knows him -- the pipe-smoking detective on Baker Street (with or without the movie-added deerstalker), who is able to deduce all sorts of things just by glancing at a person.But never have Sherlock Holmes' mysteries been as gripping or intricate as in the original tales by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, who created the character in the first place. "The Complete Sherlock Holmes" brings together the dozens of Sherlock Holmes short stories and full-length novels, full of bizarre puzzles that only Holmes has the psychological adeptness and logical deduction to unravel (with the ever-valiant help of Watson, that is).Having done his duty in the army, John Watson returns to England and starts searching for a place to live in London. A friend steers him to 221B Baker Street, home of the eccentric detective Sherlock Holmes, who is searching for a roommate who won't mind his strange habits -- and fortunately, he immediately dazzles Watson with his deductive abilities and the breadth of his knowledge. When a poisoned corpse is found, Watson gets to see Holmes' astonishing detective skills in action.Among the many stories that follow: a blackmail letter, a blue jewel hidden in a Christmas turkey, the "speckled band," an ancient riddle that only Holmes can solve, a young woman given a surreally weird job, a spectral dog haunting the moors, shattered Napoleonic busts, a string of stick figures, a boy kidnapped from his school, the disappearance of a race horse, a "vampire" woman in Sussex, a rare tropical illness, a stolen treasure in India, and of course Holmes' bloodcurdling encounter with the malevolent Professor Moriarty and his equally cruel compatriots.Sherlock Holmes mysteries come in two types:1. The case is completely baffling, and Holmes is needed to unravel the knot of obscure clues.2. The case seems straightforward, but Holmes is needed to connect seemingly unrelated clues to the crime in order to find the REAL perpetrator.There are plenty of both kinds in "The Complete Sherlock Holmes," with dozens of cases that require Holmes' unique detecting skills -- it can be something as simple as locating a letter, or something as complex as foiling a years-long pact of revenge over the course of an entire book. Doyle's stately, dignified prose is heightened by moments of excitement or horror (" It swelled up louder and louder, a hoarse yell of pain and fear and anger all mingled in the one dreadful shriek"), and he wove in a lot of human psychology into Holmes' cases.Holmes himself... is Holmes. Doyle didn't like his detective much, but Sherlock's knife-edged intellect and fascination with puzzles and esoterica are strangely hypnotic -- even if you wouldn't like to be roomies with the guy, it would be amazing just to sit and watch him work. Watson is the perfect counterpoint for Holmes: he's not a genius but is definitely intelligent, warm-hearted and capable, and we see his own deductive abilities develop as Holmes tutors him.Sherlock Holmes is perhaps the best-known detective in the world, and "The Complete Sherlock Holmes" is an excellent way to get to know the Great Detective. Spellbinding, smart and gripping.

Years ago I read these 56 stories and 4 novels, and I’ve just finished rereading them. The first time around I was caught up in the ingenious plots and Sherlock Holmes’s eccentric brilliance. This time I was more captivated by Conan Doyle’s writing style, with its surprising mix of nineteenth-century style and modernity. I loved the descriptions of the characters, and of London, the English countryside, and other locales. In most of the tales, Dr. Watson is the narrator, and the deft handling of the story details from Watson’s point of view eventually made me think of Dr. Watson as a good friend with whom I could have a pleasant chat. Sherlock Holmes himself, however, is as much a mystery to me as he is to his ardent admirer, Dr. Watson.

The "Sherlock Holmes: Complete Collection" in Kindle Edition by Arthur Conan Doyle is a literary treasure trove for fans of mystery and detective fiction. This compilation gathers all the adventures of the brilliant detective Sherlock Holmes and his trusty companion Dr. John Watson, offering readers a comprehensive and immersive experience.The Kindle edition is a convenient and portable way to carry the entire collection, making it easy to delve into the intriguing world of Holmes and Watson at any time. The stories themselves are timeless classics, showcasing Arthur Conan Doyle's masterful storytelling and his ability to craft intricate mysteries that keep readers on the edge of their seats.The Kindle formatting is generally well done, making navigation through the collection straightforward. The ability to adjust font sizes and customize the reading experience enhances the overall satisfaction for readers of various preferences.However, my four-star rating is primarily due to occasional formatting quirks that disrupt the reading flow. Some stories seem to have inconsistent formatting, affecting the overall aesthetic and readability. While it doesn't significantly detract from the enjoyment of the tales, a more polished formatting could elevate the reading experience.Additionally, the absence of supplementary content or annotations might leave some readers wishing for more background information or insights into the Sherlock Holmes universe. Including introductions or footnotes could enhance the collection's value, especially for those new to the world of Holmes.In conclusion, the "Sherlock Holmes: Complete Collection" in Kindle Edition is a must-have for fans of classic detective fiction. Despite minor formatting hiccups and the lack of additional content, the sheer brilliance of Arthur Conan Doyle's storytelling makes this collection a four-star read. It's a captivating journey into the intricate mind of Sherlock Holmes that will continue to captivate readers for generations to come.

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The Complete Sherlock Holmes is a captivating collection of stories and novels written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. As a reader, I found the stories to be well-written and engaging, with a mix of mystery, suspense, and humor. The characters of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. John Watson are well-developed and their relationship is a highlight of the stories.Overall, The Complete Sherlock Holmes is a timeless collection of engaging mysteries that continue to captivate readers today. I would highly recommend this collection to anyone who enjoys mystery, suspense, and classic literature.

Bom

The book looks beautiful and I am missing no Story. Very nice

This is a very fascinating book. All the Sherlock Holmes books are amazing. This is a collection of four books- A study in scarlet, The sign of the four, The hound of the Baskervilles, and The valley of fear. Very mind-boggling and mind-blowing book. Thanks for it. A must buy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Great Value. There about 60 stories including 2 novels. Consistently good quality. Watson narrates and Sherlock Holmes demonstrates his method.