Hello everybody, today I am going to talk about a book that I red this winter holidays, called: Sherlock Holmes: The Top-Secret plans, and this book is write by Arthur Conan Doyle.
The book starts when Mycroft, the brother of Sherlock Holmes, write a telegram to Sherlock, and he says that he wants to speak about Mr. Arthur Cadogan, a men that was murdered and threw to the train roads.
After Mycroft arrive, with the inspector Lestrade, to Sherlock, and his friend Watson, house. There, they talk about Arthur Cadogan, the boy murdered:
He was twenty-seven years old and he lived with his wife in Woolwich, and he worked in Woolwich Arsenal. On Monday night he was in Woolwich with his wife and he has theatre tickets but suddenly he run and left his wife in the street. After a worker find his body in the train roads and in his pocket he has a top-secret plans for a British submarine.
He was twenty-seven years old and he lived with his wife in Woolwich, and he worked in Woolwich Arsenal. On Monday night he was in Woolwich with his wife and he has theatre tickets but suddenly he run and left his wife in the street. After a worker find his body in the train roads and in his pocket he has a top-secret plans for a British submarine.
When they finish to talk Holmes and Watson start to investigate very quickly because those plans are very important.
The most important characters of the book are: Sherlock Holmes, his friend Doctor Watson and Mycroft Holmes.
I like this book a lot because I like mystery and detective stories, and also I like it because the killer is very unexpected.
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