And Then There Were None

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Summary: And Then...
Review: I have read AND THEN THERE WERE NONE, and it was so good it left me speechless. I am at a fumble for words. It was very capturing, and it kept me constantly guessing. Not only was it a mystery book, but it was a book on your conscious and how it could really affect you. It definitely caught my attention as soon as I gave it a chance. I didn't think I would like it because I really dislike reading, but this is a book that can actually keep my attention and make me want to read.
I could see myself reading more of Agatha Christie. I don't usually look forward to reading, but I can't wait to hear my teacher assign me another of her books. Anyone could enjoy this book.

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Summary: Good Book
Review: And Then There Were None was definitely a thrilling mystery. The first part leaves you a little confused, but reading on gets much better. The book draws you in and leaves you wondering what will happen next. Ten strangers come to an island and all end up dying. They all have committed a murder, but it is a murder that the law cannot touch. Their deaths are foretold by a nusery rhyme in every guest's room. The result is very surprising; I doubt you would guess it. And Then There Were None is a great book, and I highly recommend it.

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Summary: And Then There Were None
Review: And Then There Were None is an exciting mystery that keeps you on you toes. This novel leaves you guessing after every chapter. Ten strangers bond together by an accidental killing are drawn to an island by a mysterious U.N. Owen to face their death. All of the deaths are following a nusery rhyme about 10 little indians. While the group of strangers are trying to decide who the mysterious U.N. Owen is and the killer they are killed one by one. If you like mysteries be sure to pick this one up. You won't be able to put it down.

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Summary: Interesting Book.
Review: This book is a good attention holder. It keeps you drawn in throughout most of the book. It starts out a little confusing, but it gets a lot better. It is about 10 strangers who share a common background that end up on a mysterious island. One by one they are killed, and coincidently each one of their deaths is foretold by a poem hung in each of their bedrooms. The ending is a complete surprise, and really adds to the story. Overall, this book is definitely worth reading - highly recommended if you like good mysteries.

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Summary: And Then....
Review: This book tells a story of ten people who don't know anything about each other, but have one thing in common. That is that they have all commited the same crime, murder. They are all brought to Indian Island to pay for their crimes with their own life. It is very thrilling and kept me on the edge of my seat the whole time. The way the murders go by the poem really adds a great twist to it. I enjoyed reading it

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Summary: And Then There Were None
Review: And Then There Were None is a great book that grasps your mind and takes you on a trill ride as the story is read. It begins by giving a brief background of the characters. Next they all come together by a weird invitation by someone whom they had suposedly met. They come to Indian Island with hopes of vacation and relaxation, but soon realize that things aren't as they seem. One by one they begin to die and the mystery unravels throwing you twists and turns that keep you on the edge.I highly recommend this book to you suspense readers out there. Enjoy!

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Summary: Original book...but a little bit strange
Review: In this book, you can read the story of ten peoples that don't know each other. They are invited to the island by someone called U.N.Owen with different reasons.
When all the character arrived to the mansion, U.N.Owen in not there. That thing is strange for all of them. He has given the order of take care of all his guests to his servants. They were two, a cuple.
On the first diner, they are all enyoing the time...but later, on of them died...here it's when the panic starts to come. After the second person that died, all of them tought that someone has killed the two people...and the only posibility was that the murderer was between them.
In each time that one of them died, a little indian (there were ten), of the ones that were in te living, disappeard.
This book is like the ones that you can't close, before you know the end of it. I give it four stars instead of five because I didn't like too much the end of the book...but the trama and the characters are amazing!!!.

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Summary: And Then There Was A Review
Review: And Then There Were None
By, Agatha Christie
This wonderful mystery book is about ten strangers setup to live in a house on a deserted island called Indian Island. These ten strangers are brought together by a mysterious person who sends out letters inviting them to come to Indian Island. But when they all get there, things start to get wierd. After a young man dies of choking, a woman realizes that this was no accident- it was a murder - a murder that followed the old nursery rhyme called The Ten Little Indians.
When the people realize that there was a murderer on the loose, they stopped talking to each other. They didn't go anywhere with each other, either. No one could be sure of who the murderer was, but you can by reading the book! I guarantee you will find this book as exciting and creative as I did.
This book is one of the best books that I have ever read and I'm sure you will enjoy it. This is a great book for children 12 and older.
Hurry up and get your copy today of And Then There Were None!! I know you will love it!

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Summary: very........weird, odd, scary
Review: i read this book and did a book report on it ... it was very spooky. it was intriguing too. the first few pages are boring, but as you keep reading you won't want to put the book down. every time i hear that poem, the ten little indians, i think of this book. the poem is the basis of the book. and you don't really know who killed who until the end and it's not who you expect it to be. i liked it and in a way i didn't cause like, one person thinking of how to kill everyone is just kinda pyschotic. and i thought it was weird. but it was coo i guess. i wouldn't recommend it to anyone that's not in highschool. it's too crazy. actually no one should read it cause some ppl might get ideas like that. i plan on renting the movie this week to see it. i'm going to be even more spooked.

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Summary: The ultimate Survivor
Review: Also published as "Ten Little Indians", Agatha Christie's classic mystery is still one of my favorites. Ten people come to a remote island, all vaguely invited under false pretenses. With their hosts nowhere to be seen, they have a quiet dinner until a disembodied voice accuses each of them of murder. Of course, everyone claims innocence, but when the guests begin to die one by one, the accusations seem to have some merit. And they can only conclude that there is a true murderer in their midst. This mystery is a fantasy about the art of crime, and is one of Christie's more famous ones. It may not be her best book, but it is quite a delightful tale.