from bcquinnsmom

Once again, Miss Marple is back on the case in this the second novel of the Miss Marple series. This time she is called by her friend Dolly Bantry, who lives in Gossington Hall, because Dolly's maid woke her up in the morning screaming that there was a body in the library. It turns out to be the ...

from JulesJones

Miss Marple novel with, yes, a body in the library. The library in question belongs to an old friend of Miss Marple, but the dead blonde doesn't. Unfortunately for Colonel Bantry, it's far too delicious a piece of tittle-tattle for the villagers to believe that the Colonel has never seen the girl...

from atimco

The Body in the Library - what a title to catch the eye of a bookworm! And especially the eye of a former library shelver bookworm like myself. Miss Marple stars in this Agatha Christie mystery that is complete with obnoxious policeman, devious witnesses, plenty of red herrings, and a brilliant f...

from RubyScarlett

Not one of Christie's best, I think, essentially because the conclusion is extremely convoluted, the characters aren't developed enough for us to care much about any of them and Miss Marple barely makes an appearance. It was a pleasant read, but no more than that.

from drmom62

Stephanie Cole, the reader of the audiobook, does an extraordinary job.