Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Reflection
The book And Then There Were None, by Agatha Christie was a very compelling mystery. I thoroughly enjoyed reading it. It was by far the best murder mystery i have ever read. I was captivated by the constant suspense of the novel. The way that Justice Wargrave killed the people based on the poem that they all knew was genius. I always had a general idea of how the characters would die, but i never knew when it was going to happen. I figured out who the killer was as soon as the recording was played and they showed the poem, but it was interesting when he faked his death. This book was a very fun book and I would reccommend it to everyone.
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