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Summary: And Then Then There Were None
Review: This book was a great book. The book was confusing in an interesting way. What I mean by that is the book gets you excited and if you're really into it you might get a little scared. The book is about ten people that go to Indian Island. They are Emily Brent (a proper person), Vera Claythorne (a young woman), Justice Wargrave (a judge), Tony Martson (an alcholic), Philip Lombard (a detective), Mr. Rogers (a butler), Mrs. Rogers (a maid), General McArthur (a general), and Dr. Armstrong (a doctor). There is a murderer killing people, and each time that happens a glass indian figure disapears. You will be surprised who the murderer is.
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Summary: Suspenseful
Review: The book was, no doubt about it, excellent. It was very mysterious and surprising. It had high and low points to it and a cliff hanging ending. Some parts were okay, and others were fantastic. I liked the way how in the indian boys poem, it all made sense with the murders. All the characters fit together with the story, and everything made perfect sense. I would most definitely recommend this book to anyone who likes mysteries and suspense.
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Summary: Surprise-ending Mystery
Review: And Then There Were None is a fantastic mystery. It really keeps you guessing to the very end. This book is one of the best books I have read in years. I liked all of the characters because all of them were completely different, but they all had one thing in common. They all have a history of murdering someone. The whole plot of the story is great. At the end, when you put all of the puzzle pieces together, it is really an amazing story. I think that anyone who enjoys a great mystery, will definitely love this book.
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Summary: Amazing Mystery
Review: And Then There Were None is a great book. It is exciting, has great cliffhangers, and will keep you guessing until the end. It is about ten strangers getting invited to an island by a mystery person. One by one they each get mysteriously murdered. They find out the killer is one of them, but they can't find out who. I kept guessing the killer and the person who I guessed kept getting murdered. I recommend this book to anyone who enjoys reading mystery books.
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Summary: And Then There Were None
Review: "And Then There Were None", is a mystery book that is wrote by the author, Agatha Christi, who is by no surprise the number one best seller for mystery books. The book is taken place in Diltisham, Indian Island. Its about a mysterious man named Mr, Owen who invites 10 guests, who don't know eachother to his beautiful house on an Indian Island. Throughout the whole story the 10 guests try to figure out who Mr. Owen could be. Is he on the Island? Is he one of the 10? Or, did he not even come on the Island? ONe by one the 10 people are killed by a murderer's fantasy of a "Ten Little Indians" poem. Killing them based on the poem.
I thought the book " And Then There Were None", was very well organized, descriptive, and well written. Agatha Christi does a great job with keeping you guessing till the end, of who the killer is. This book never has a dull moment, there is always something going on. There is a twist in the ending that you would have never expected.
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Summary: Suspenceful Mystery
Review: And Then There Were None is an excellent mystery novel. Like all books it starts off quite slow. I actually stopped reading it for a few months before I picked it back up again. Once you get into it there are loads of twists and turns. It's about ten people who are gathered on to a rocky island with one large house on it. The first night they're there two people die mysterious deaths, and as more deaths occur it becomes evident that each death follows the pattern of an old nursery rhyme, "Ten Little Indians." Read this book to find out if anyone will escape!
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Summary: Keeps you guessing
Review: The book AND THEN THERE WERE NONE takes place on an island around the country of Scotland. It is a story about ten guests who are invited to an island called Indian Island. Throughout the story the guests dieing and they are stuck on the island.I had many different feelings about this particular book because there are some parts that I liked and there are other parts that I dont like about the book. For instance, I dont like the fact that the author introduces the characters at the same time pretty much. I didnt like this because it was to hard to figure out who is doing what until some of them start dieing. On the other hand, there are many things that I liked about the book. The first thing that i really liked was that it was short and the book flowed very nicely. Most of all, the best part about the book that I liked is that it always kept you guessing on why the guests are dieing until the very end.
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Summary: Mystery novel reviewed by me
Review: Agatha Christie's novel And Then There Were None, formerly published as "Ten Little Indians", goes steadily dull for a while up until the mysterious violence begins.
The book begins by describing the numerous characters and how they all are guilty of a crime but were let off the hook.
The people invited to an island by an unknown host start to die one by one in strange and unpredictable ways. But when the boat to the mainland doesn't show up the next morning, the several living guests begin to accuse each otherand realize that the deaths aren't accidental.
Overall, the story and dialogue is very detailed but the plot line is weak and unrealistic. Although they are numerous, the characters are detailed in depth as though they are being profiled. Seeing that nobody makes a strong attempt to leave the cursed island or create a safe haven makes the story somewhat unbelievable.
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Summary: Mysterious
Review: And Then There Were None takes place on a deserted island off the coast of Scotland. Ten people are mysteriously invited to this place called Indian Island. Once all ten of them are there, they start to be murdered one by one. During the story you find out new things about each and every character. You find out why each person was chosen to come to the island. As the characters start to die, you try to figure out who the killer is in your head but you keep changing your mind as the story goes on.
The story is full of mystery and suspicion. You think every character is the murderer at one point sometime during the story. Agatha Christie keeps you guessing and on the edge of your seat. This book is definitely one for the mystery lover. If you love to try and figure out who the killer is, then you will for sure love to read this book. I thought the book was a great read. Christie kept me intrigued the whole time to keep reading the book. I would definitely recommend this book to not only people who love mysteries, but also anyone who just enjoys a book with great action and suspense.
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Summary: Not one of my Agatha Favorites
Review: The story And Then There Were None A.K.A. Ten Little Indians is truly suspenseful and frightening. The tale tells of ten people who receive a mysterious letter from a person named "Unknown" who invites them to spend time at his/her island. Being a predictable mystery story they all decide to travel to this island to meet their "Unknown" host, which in the end leads to their demise. When one by one people start dropping like flies, they start to realize this is no longer a vacation of rest and relaxation. They start to fight for their lives. Panic strikes them and they all begin to wonder which one of them will be next, and who could be the evil behind all of this. Agatha Christie is a great mystery writer and I love her Hercule Poriot books. But when it came to this book I found that there were way to many characters to keep track of. Although the ending was ultimately great I found the rest of the book to be slow moving. The book is a good read, but if you want non-stop mystery action this book may not be for you.
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