In order to know about the addition of new books, subscribe to our channel: https://bit.ly/32WNB6G The Hound of the Baskervilles from the Sherlock Holmes series by Arthur Conan Doyle The story is told from the narrator, Dr. Watson, who along with his friend , Sherlock Holmes follows a family murder in the Baskerville estate... The narrator, John Watson, tells the story like this: I am John Watson and everyone knows me as Dr. Watson. My friend Sherlock Holmes and I once lived in a house in London. One day, Dr. Morty Mer came to us and pointed to a document that showed that the Baskerville family was under a terrible curse and that the members of this family were being killed by a very large dog in the moors of Devonshire. It was even more strange that next to the body of "Sir Charles Baskerville" the footprints of the dog were clearly visible. On the other hand, "Henry Baskerville" was another member of this family who planned to settle in his family property, but he received a letter from an unknown person in which it was written that "If you like your life, stay away from the troublemaker!" » In the following days, strange things happened, and one day Henry said that he was planning to go to Khlangazar. Sherlock Holmes sent me with him and Dr. Morty Mer to go there and get some information. We found out that an escaped prisoner is hiding there. We soon found out that this prisoner was the brother of the servant's wife there and had nothing to do with this incident. The next day, Mr. Barrymore, the restless servant, told us that he had found the ashes of Sir Charles's last letter in his room. The writer of the letter was Laura Linz, who had made an appointment with her on the same day of the incident. Ms. Lins refused to give any information about this. In the evening of the same day, to find the unknown man who was seen on the hill, I searched in Khalngazar and found his hiding place; But I soon realized that he was Holmes hiding there for further investigation. Holmes insisted that he suspected Jack Stapleton, the biologist, and that he was the same person who had followed his carriage a few days before. Jack asked Ms. Lins to marry him to achieve his sinister goals in this regard; But Stupton showed himself to be ignorant of everything. We returned to the Baskerville estate. At dinner, Holmes saw a picture of Hugo Baskerville, the legendary creator of the Hound of the Baskervilles, and noticed his resemblance to Stapleton. So Stapleton himself was a member of the Baskerville family. Brief about the author: Sir Arthur Ignatius Canon Doyle, (born May 22, 1859 - died July 7, 1930), was a Scottish writer, inventor and physician. He owes his fame to the creation of Sherlock Holmes, a private detective. Arthur was active in the religious group of the school until the age of nine. He studied medicine at Edinburgh University from 1876 to 1881. He worked for a while as a ship's doctor on trips to West Africa and finally received his doctorate from the university in 1885. In addition to medicine, he wrote many literary articles and books for newspapers. His most enduring book is the Sherlock Holmes stories, which are now better known than himself. At first, many readers were not willing to spend money and buy books to read such a story, for this reason, he had to turn to magazines that printed different and low-selling stories in cheap paper to print Etude in Red Lucky. But gradually the popularity of Sherlock Holmes stories increased and Sherlock stories became books. Perhaps even Arthur Conan Doyle himself did not imagine that his novels about a strange and intelligent detective would become so immortal. Between 1890 and 1893, the series of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson books were published. In 1893, Sherlock Holmes was killed by Dr. Moriarty in the last mystery; But Conan Doyle revived his beloved character, Holmes, and left another lasting impression of the return of Sherlock Holmes. Nine years later, in 1902, he wrote his masterpiece, The Hound of Baskerville. Conan Doyle was a prolific writer and has many works. In addition to the Sherlock Holmes books, he has written many historical novels, history books, including a detailed book about the Boers of South Africa, as well as a book about summoning spirits (which he strongly believed in at the end of his life). Reference book The Hound of the Baskervilles Narrators: Mikael Shahrashtani, Mehrekh Afzali Genre: Detective novel by Iran Seda Group and Ketab Khan Group