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Post an image associated with the C. August Dupin stories.  

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Post an image associated with the C. August Dupin stories.  

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Post a picture of a product that contains Sherlock Holmes

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Post a picture of a product that contains Sherlock Holmes

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Post a product associated with Hercule Poirot

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Post a product associated with Hercule Poirot

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Include your favorite quote from the novel.  

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Include your favorite quote from the novel.  

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Actors who have portrayed Sherlock Holmes

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Actors who have portrayed Sherlock Holmes

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Which actor do you like the most?

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David Suchet played Hercule Poirot for years.

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Find a picture of your favorite book cover for Murders on the Orient Express and post it with an explanation of why it is your favorite.  

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Find a picture of your favorite book cover for Murders on the Orient Express and post it with an explanation of why it is your favorite.  

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The address of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson

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The address of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson

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221B Baker Street is such a famous address that it is recognizable world wide and sold on different types of merchandise.

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A person dressing up as Auguste Dupin in front of a “Rue Morgue” sign

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A person dressing up as Auguste Dupin in front of a “Rue Morgue” sign

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Poirot’s mustache is a very famous aspect of his character and allows him to be identified by the mustache alone.

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Kenneth Branagh played Hercule Poirot in the 2017 version of Murder on the Orient Express.

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I feel like this cover captures the energy of the Orient Express especially because that sort of old-timey, Art Deco style to it compared with the color scheme and the use of shadow. It’s like a little window into the mastery of the novel.

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I like how it is blue, which goes with the blue of the train, and the red smoke like blood.

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I like how the characters are portrayed and you can guess who idea her person is and give a face to the name you read about.

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I like how the characters are portrayed and you can guess who idea her person is and give a face to the name you read about.

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This is my favorite book cover because the train and the scenery all look very creepy which suites the nature of the story.

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I like this cover because it leaves mystery while also saying part of the plot. The part of the plot is the murder weapon. I also like how Hurclue Poirot is featured on the cover. The colors used help make it pop and catch someone’s eyes.

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221B Baker Street is such a famous address that it has become a trademark for fans around the globe and is printed alone on merchandise, yet still recognizable.

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Man dressed as Auguste Dupin standing infront of a Rue Morgue sign

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Man dressed as Auguste Dupin standing infront of a Rue Morgue sign

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“They don’t like what I say? They can lump it. That’s what Frank would say.’ ‘Frank who?’ ‘Sinatra.’”

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Poirot’s trademark mustache is another popular identifier that is used on merchandise. It has become so integrated with his character that even a sketch of his mustache is recognized.

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The “Purloined Letter”

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This book cover is my favorite because the red smoke coming from the train symbolizes the murder and death of a passenger while riding on the murder express. Also the man standing in front of train could symbolizes the man that supposedly left the train through the window or it could represent Poirot. I also like how they added the snow to give a little context of the book by just looking at the cover, but not giving away the ending.

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I really like this cover because it shows the train that all of the passengers were on and there is red smoke blowing out of it which in my opinion adds more mystery and more of a murderous tone to the book. I also like how it is in the shadow of Hercule Poirot because it shows that he was fully interested in finding out who committed the crime.

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I like this book cover the best because I feel it captures the energy of the novel. It uses that old-timey, Art Deco styles compared with its colors and use of shadows. It’s like a little window into the mystery of the novel.

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Benedict Cumberbatch plays Sherlock Holmes in the 2010 television series.

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Edgar Allen Poe had 3 detective stories 

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Edgar Allen Poe had 3 detective stories 

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I like this cover because it gives the book a sense of mystery. The dark colors of the smoke intensify the mystery of the case. I also like the font for the text.

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“He’s connected. He deals drugs, heroine and coke. Mary sat back in her chair, her memory unspooling. Even though she’d only known him in high school, he’d been her first real love. . . He was a jock in a black Neumann sweatshirt, sweaty from a shower after practice, smelling of hard soap and Doublemint gum” (Scottoline, 49).

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This depicts a scene in the Murders in the Rue Morgue. Where Edgar Allen Poe writes a story that involves an orangutan as the murderer.

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Tea

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“‘Nobody feels the remotest responsibility for others in this world. It’s all the bottom line and the schedule and it’s-not-my-table, and a little boy hangs in the balance. Even the cops have thier issues between Homicide and Missing Persons, and Trish falls through the cracks’” (121).

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I like this cover because the train is the most important part of the story and I think it should be on the front. It helps show the setting of the story in a fancy train while being stuck in the snow very well.

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Sherlock Gnomes. A modern interpretation of an iconic character 

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Sherlock Gnomes. A modern interpretation of an iconic character 

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his mustache

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“They’d found love on a case together, but Mary couldn’t even find lasagna”(115).

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A poster for a movie version of “Murders in the Rue Morgue”

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A poster for a movie version of “Murders in the Rue Morgue”

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I like it because you get to see all the characters’ faces so you can put a face to the characters while you read.

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“They don’t like what I say? They can lump it. That’s what Frank would say.’ ‘Frank who?’ ‘Sinatra.’”

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I like this cover because of the blue cover and the font. 

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This is my favorite cover of the book because I think the colors complement each other very well. I like how the entire cover is dark, with the red that is an eye catcher. I think the red coming from the train is so cool because it symbolizes how the murder happened on the train, and the red is the blood from the murder.

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Although this is a clip art, I still think this represents Hercule. His mustache is obviously extremely infamous and although this isn’t a detailed picture of Hercule, just having seen the mustache immediately reminds me of the detective.

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I like this picture of Sherlock, even though it’s just a silhouette, Sherlock is so well known that anyone who sees this image will think of him by the pipe and hat.

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I like how this cover features the red kimono

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I like how this cover features the red kimono

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I like this cover because it depicts a night scene, and the blue glow with the snow adds a sense of eeriness.

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“My husband says if you’re with a wiseguy, it’s like a roach motel. You’re gettin’ in, but you ain’t gettin’ out.”

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“My husband says if you’re with a wiseguy, it’s like a roach motel. You’re gettin’ in, but you ain’t gettin’ out.”

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A spin off from the normal Sherlock Holmes entertainment, Enola Holmes. A movie about Sherlock’s sister.

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This is a picture of a book cover for The Murders in the Rue Morgue, which I think spoil the story.

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A t-shirt

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I really like this book cover. I’m a big fan on how the artist had the scene of the book inside the silhouette of Piorot. I feel this hints at how the case is a locked room case.

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“…Mary could see the individual differences in them that she’d missed when they were trying to kill her.”

I thought this was funny.