Elephants Can Remember (Hercule Poirot #40)

Elephants Can Remember is the fortieth novel featuring Hercule Poirot, Agatha Christie's renowned Belgian detective. Published late in Christie's career, this mystery draws on the detective's unique method of reconstructing the past through conversation and memory rather than conventional investigation.

The novel opens with Poirot approached by a woman seeking his help in uncovering a long-buried family secret. What unfolds is a complex puzzle involving a death years earlier, conflicting accounts of what actually happened, and the question of who truly remembers events as they occurred. Poirot must navigate the unreliable nature of human recollection to uncover the truth, employing his psychological insight and logical reasoning to distinguish fact from false memory.

This installment showcases Christie's ability to construct an intricate plot where the solution hinges on understanding human psychology and the fallibility of witnesses. The pacing and characterization reflect the author's mastery of the detective genre, making it a significant entry in the Poirot canon.

• Hercule Poirot mystery novel
• Classic detective fiction by Agatha Christie
• Explores themes of memory and truth
• Approximately 300 pages
• Part of the complete Poirot series

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