Sherlock: A Study In Scarlet & Skulduggery Pleasant.

[Sieglinde]

Ok so recently I'm going through a huge Sherlock phase and bought some books.
The first I'm reading is A Study In Scarlet.
It's fabulous ngl, I recommend to those who like adventure/mystery or maybe just like Sherlock Holmes.

Another is that I've finally read the 2nd Skulduggery Pleasant book.
Skulduggery Pleasant is a fantastic series that I began reading whilst on holiday in Tenerife.

Any other Skulduggery or classic Sherlock fans?

[Empired]

@iSherlock;

Yay another Sherlock fan

My favourite book (chapter) is The Red Headed League
Favourite episode from Moffat's version is probably A Scandal in Belgravia

[Ekelektra]

I'm right in the middle of reading of the Sherlock Holmes books, but I've read them all over the place so not in order.
So far I'd say The Red-Headed League is my favourite too, or The Adventure of the Empty House.

And then I love the TV shows ;P Sherlock and Elementary

Skulduggery Pleasant used to be a huge thing at my school, loads of people were reading it although I didn't

[.:Nai:.]

I've read Skulduggery Pleasant number 1, and I haven't read any Sherlock books yet.
I'll watch Sherlock though.

[iSherlock]

Oh, yeah, sure, you love Sherlock but you don't love me anymore...

Well I readed all the books and I agree with you all, The Red Headed league was one of my favourites... amazingly thought, written and don't forget the legacy! That story has inspired a lot of bank robbery movies. I also found The Baskerville's Hound novel an amazing piece of literature and I loved it, to the point of reading it over and over again.

I even readed Adrian Conan Doyle's stories (conan's son) and they are ok so, give them a chance.
Conan doyle has a lot of stories that aren't just about Sherlock

I watch series like Columbo, Detective Conan, Elementary, Castle, Sherlock, Criminal Minds and saw some Sherlock vintage movies.

Watch out or Sebastian Moran is gonna kill you

I want you to give a chance to these stories:
- The dancing men
- The blue carbuncle
- The six napoleons
I literally marked out while reading those, such amazing short stories.