Gregor
An excellent starting point for anyone interested in learning to manage their money. There is hardly any jargon and each chapter is short and sweet, making this an easy read for those new to books on personal finance. For my part, this served as a welcome refresher on investing concepts, even if there are a handful of US-centric chapters. Overall, an enjoyable read and sound investment advice. Simple is best!
An excellent starting point for anyone interested in learning to manage their money. There is hardly any jargon and each chapter is short and sweet, making this an easy read for those new to books on personal finance. For my part, this served as a welcome refresher on investing concepts, even if there are a handful of US-centric chapters. Overall, an enjoyable read and sound investment advice. Simple is best!
This novelisation was my first experience of Black Coffee, having never read or seen the original play by Agatha Christie. The tone is spot on throughout, however the plot itself felt middling compared to earlier Poirot stories. A strong ending is enough to lift this whodunnit a little higher in my estimation but it is not a top-tier Poirot mystery for me.
This novelisation was my first experience of Black Coffee, having never read or seen the original play by Agatha Christie. The tone is spot on throughout, however the plot itself felt middling compared to earlier Poirot stories. A strong ending is enough to lift this whodunnit a little higher in my estimation but it is not a top-tier Poirot mystery for me.