Pocket Full of Rye, A - DivX Version (Normal Quality), iPod/iPhone Version
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IMDB rating: 6.90 Plot: Wealthy business man Rex Fortescue collapses when he reaches his office. It is determined that he was poisoned. No one seems too upset, as everyone agrees that Rex was a tyrant. Soon however Rex’s young wife also turns up poisoned. The maid, Gladyes, whom Miss Marple trained, writes to Miss Marple asking for help. Miss Marple arrives too late, as Gladyses’ body is found strangled and strung up on the clothes line. Now it’s personal, and Miss Marple is determined to see the murderer punished. |
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Actors: West Timothy,Merrison Clive,Davison Peter,Stanbridge Martyn,Wilkinson Tom,Glover Jon,Mills Frank,Crime,Drama,Mystery,
what book are u reading for the last couple of days?
Agatha Christie - a pocket full of rye
3 murders so far
great :o)
i recommend!
Conduct Under Fire: Four American Doctors And Their Fight for Life as Prisoners of the Japanese 1941-1945 by John A. Glusman. His father was one of the doctors. Besides the historical events & personal recollections, there is quite a bit of military strategy. Sometimes tedious, but usually interesting.
goldie | May 02, 2009
The best couple is my father & my mother.
Wakil 123 | May 02, 2009
great writer i enjoy her books.
Germinal by Emile Zola english version.
full of political nuances that keep you hooked from the get go. a classic and an excellent read. i’ve just reached the last part and the bodies are really piling up and only more will come
Michael P | May 02, 2009
Even though I’ve read this book before, I just recently picked it back up and started reading it again. It’s called "A child called it" by David Pelzer. It teaches people to stand up against child abuse. I highly recommend people to read this.
Beth luvs Buddie | May 02, 2009
Let the Right One In…but i put it down when interrupted and haven’t started again
maeko | May 02, 2009
Children of The Dust by Louise Lawrence
It’s about a country that has been torn apart by nuclear warfare. In the book we see the stories of several different groups of people, including the outsiders who are breeding a new race of mutated humans and the bunker people who survived underground in a military bunker, continuing the human race.
It’s required for my English class. Quite an interesting book, I recommend it. Though it’s very sad, so far.
X.Sam.X | May 02, 2009
(agatha christie is awesome, i agree)
actually, I’ve been reading several books. nineteen minutes by jodi picoult, something by sarah dessen, and a third book tha
brainpoptwins | May 02, 2009
Morganville Vampire series-pretty hooked on.
Mimi | May 02, 2009
agatha christie- and then there were none
Always Ariana | May 02, 2009
I’ve been reading…
Night World (series)
some big book on the Lewis and Clark expedition, for school, and
Pop Princess.
Zombie Cookie | May 02, 2009
I love agatha christie too. I am reading death on the Nile (it is so good and it is so gripping)
Some other books i have read recentley is
Brent Weeks - way of shadows
Dragons of Highlord Skies (dragonlance)
The Fires of Heaven (wheel of time)
Wuthering heights (emilly bronte)
Macbeth (shakespeare, its awesome)
and Return of the King (lord of the rings, 10th time ive read it.)
Matt | May 02, 2009
I’ve been reading books by nicholas sparks! He is really an amazing writer & his stories are awesome.
This past 2 weeks Ive read , The notebook , a walk to remember , and I just finished message in a bottle today. All really great books! =)
claireybear818 | May 02, 2009
The Good Guy by Dean Koontz
A guy walks into a bar and is mistaken for a hired killer. He tries to pay off the REAL killer and, for a time, it seems as if this will work. But the killer catches on and the chase is on, as "the good guy" tries to save a beautiful woman from death.
To add to the intrigue, she has no idea why anyone would want her killed. Neither does he, of course.
princess margi | May 02, 2009
13 reasons why.
I actually read the whole thing today.
i could not put the book down.
its the best book i’ve read in a while.
