And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie
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Book Reviews of And Then There Were None
Book Review: Then There Were None-- Best book
Summary: 5 Stars
Then There Were None, also published as The Ten Little Indians, was one of the most page-turning thrillers I've read. This book will keep you up all night and day wanting to finish it. This book is about 10 unsuspecting people going to an unknown island for a vacation. Each person is persuaded over for various reasons. The longer they stay, the weirder things get. Each day someone is killed, but there is no other people on the island despite a butler. As the members are being killed off, it leaves everyone thinking. Who is the murderer?
This book will be the best thriller/mystery book you may read. It's darkness and spookiness keeps you interested. The way the book's written makes you feel like you're in the book, trying to save yourself. But you never know which order you may go in. I highly reccomend this book, so enjoy.
Book Review: A Chilling Murder Mystery!
Summary: 5 Stars
This book was amazing! This was my first Agatha Christie book and I think I'll probably read more of her books! At first it was hard to get into, but after you get used to the author's unique style of writing, it is very exciting. You hit a certain point in the book and you can put it down!!
Ten people are called to an island for various reasons, however all their reasons have one thing in common: each person has committed a murder that the law can't touch.
After only a few hours, one of their number dies. Was it an accident? No one is sure, but they let it pass. After a while, however, they're sure it wasn't a fluke.
Maybe it's just me and I get too scared over murder books and movies, but if I were you, I wouldn't read this book at night. . .
Book Review: Two Thumbs up for Agatha Christie
Summary: 5 Stars
This is the first Agatha Christie book I have ever read, and after the thrilling experience it gave me, it surely won't be the last. It is about ten strangers each lured to an island where they are all accused of murder. All though it is rattling, none of the people take it seriously; until one person drops dead. Suspicions are raised as each person accuses one another as the murderer.
As the days progress, more of the ten original guests are murdered in gruesome, sick ways, all according to the children's rhyme of what someone would never suspect.
This book is thrilling and mysterious. Agatha's unique style of writing is captivating so that you can't put the book down. You won't be able to figure out `who done it', when only the dead are above suspicion.
Book Review: Intense and Suspenseful
Summary: 5 Stars
"And Then There Were None" is an amazing story. I was glued to the book once I got into the full swing of it. The flow of the book keeps you riveted to the very last page. Agatha Christie wrote it in a manner that gets you to try to figure it out along with the people left. As the amount of survivors dwindles, the suspicion arises and overcomes rational thought. Panic takes over and everyone is watching out for themselves no matter the cost to anyone else. This shows the break down of a rational, sane individual into a crazed murderer bent on attaining his own level of justice. It also portrays the actions and thoughts that remain once panic and fear become the forefront of your mind. All in all, its an amazing book that will keep you on the edge of your seat til the very end.Book Review: She was the Master for a reason. The ending is a SHOCKER!
Summary: 5 Stars
"And then there were none", originally titled "Ten little niggers" and later changed for obvious reasons, is the epitome of Mystery in every conceivable fashion.
The gathering of the "guests" to the un-manned ilse, the missing hosts, the announcement, it is all laid out straight from the beginning - you feel as if you are on that island with these poor souls as you read along at break-neck speed!
Who will die first? Who will be next? How will the murderer do each deed? These are questions that you must find the answers to, and do in this exciting page-turner.
She was the Master for a reason, and in "And then there were none" (The film was titled "Ten Little Indians"); you too will see why.