Sherlock or Poirot?
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I have more liking for Sherlock.
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If we're talking about the books here, the writing styles of Christie and Doyle are vastly different. Christie's books are some of the best books I've ever come across in the sense that they're super easy to read and very good quality (usually it's either one or the other in my experience). The Sherlock Holmes stories, on the other hand, while also excellent in quality, are obviously much more "classical" and so aren't as much of a breeze to get through, but I love classic literature so that's not a barrier for me. When I'm in the mood for a good murder mystery, which one I turn to just depends on the mood I'm in.
As for the characters themselves... I've started to lean more towards Poirot in recent years just because his kindness is so refreshing, I think. I love Sherlock and Poirot both for very different reasons, but for where I am right now, Poirot is definitely more comforting to me. A few years ago I would have preferred Sherlock. So really, I love them both!
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