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Chargement... The Delhi Detective's Handbook: Vish Puri's Guide to Operating as a Private Investigator in Indiapar Tarquin Hall
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World famous Indian detective Vish Puri provides a comprehensive guide to the ancient Indian field of investigation and its application in the modern context, including invaluable recommendations for all types of disguises and undercover aliases, operational procedures and methods of detection and observation, not overlooking useful information regarding procedures for vetting prospective brides and grooms, where to get the best street foods while conducting stake outs, and the importance of maintaining a proper moustache. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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Google Books — Chargement... GenresClassification décimale de Melvil (CDD)823.92Literature English English fiction Modern Period 2000-ÉvaluationMoyenne:
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In his handbook, Puri sets out to tell readers the reasons for his success. In between the sections of "Criminal Investigation in Ancient India" and "Crimes in Modern India," there are some eye-watering statistics on crime in that country. Hall (or should I say Puri?) always does an excellent job of giving readers an honest, well-rounded depiction of this amazing country.
Scattered throughout the book are obvious signs of a sense of humor-- a few dropped articles such as "a" and "the" which let you know that English is not Puri's first language. Vish also makes sure readers know that he is the author of the book by misspelling Tarquin's name each time it's used. Sections like how to choose the best disguises, the best places to procure snacks while on a stakeout, and how to properly groom your mustache not only made me laugh, they made me want to re-read all the books again. So I think I will, even though I know I'll be wanting a curry-- and hoping that there will be a new Vish Puri investigation for me to enjoy. ( )