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Summary: 10 people are invited to an island and they mysteriously die
Review: A great suspensful book that requires an alert eye and a smart mind to solve.
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Summary: A must-read for mystery and Agatha Christie fans.
Review: If your only memory of this masterpiece is the play (and film) adaptation *Ten Little Indians*, by all means read the original book. Christie pulled a pathetic cop-out in the play and film versions, giving the audience a "happy" ending that lacks the power of the original book.
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Summary: The best mystery so far
Review: This book is one of the first Christie's I have ever read, but I still think that it is the best. I would recomend it for anyone who likes mysteries. The plot is easy to follow, but you keep guessing whodunit until the very end. A must for Christie fans.
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Summary: Truly the greatest mystery of all time
Review: Agatha Christie proved herself the true Queen of the genre with this book. Even seasoned Christie fans who believe themselves one step ahead of her will be stopped in their tracks by this, the Perfect Murder. If there is ANYONE who solved this mystery before the last page, I take my hat off to them. A masterpiece, and the culmination of her literary genius.
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Summary: Definitly the best murder mystery every written.
Review: What can I say? There is no other book that I've read (and let me tell you, I've read quite a few) that completely baffled me the way this one did. Not only is the real culprit a mastermind, but Christie is as well.
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Summary: A growing more and more tense book with an original ending.
Review: The book starts off showing all the caracters on their way to the islands and with depth slightly tells the reader what to expect. As you get further in the book the author, using her unique technique, thightens the story up. In the end the most unlikely ending has been chosen not leaving much space for comprehension but that is all explained later. It was a good book to read.
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Summary: Agatha Christie's book is very inspiring
Review: Agatha has a way of writing that makes you want to keep reading. This book is a pageturner because you are not sure who murdurded who. I kept guessing but then the person who I guessed died. I t wasn't who I expected. I would reccomend this book to and kids 11-16 because it was interesting to me and I think other people might enjoy this book as much as I did!
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Summary: This is the best mystery that I have read!
Review: This book has a wonderful plot! Who did it will completely suprise you! It is very interesting the whole time! I wholeheartedly recommend reading this suspenseful book!
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Summary: A Classic Whodunnit
Review: In the classic tradition of the whodunnit Agatha Christie mystery novels, "And Then There Were None" stands out as one of the most baffling. Set in a remote island, you know that the killer lurks near, but which of the ten characters? All of them have motives and ironically enough, none of them could've possibly done it. But someone did. Now who is that someone?Agatha Christie never underestimates her readers. She twists and turns the plot, countless times, and leads the peruser to dead ends and dark backroads. Towards the conclusion, one still finds it difficult to guess who the criminal is. It is only at the very end (literally, in the last few pages), that the whole sinister plot is unraveled. And if a gasp escapes from your lips, I certainly won't blame you.
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Summary: BEST BOOK EVER WRITTEN!!!!!
Review: I could not put this book down! It was scary and very suspenseful. You don't want it to end. Ten strangers are invited to a deserted island for the weekend. When they arrive they all want to know who their host is (only named as Mr.Owen). Soon one by one, they begin to die.
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