And Then There Were None [Novel:Agatha Christie]

About And Then There Were None [Novel:Agatha Christie]


And Then There Were None is a full-length mystery novel by Agatha Christie, published in England in 1939.

It has been adapted into a play by the author herself. It has been adapted into a number of films, stage plays, and television dramas, including a film directed by René Clair.

And Then There Were None [Novel:Agatha Christie] Story Summary

Set on the isolated island of Soldier Island, ten characters are killed in a manner analogous to the poem in the fairy tale “Ten Little Soldiers”.

The death of all ten recovers the title “And Then There Were None”. The story continues with an epilogue, which concludes with the discovery of a monologue by the real murderer and the revelation of the truth after the police investigation goes cold…

About the Author Agatha Christie

Born in 1890 in Torquay, Agatha Christie began writing during World War I and went on to write more than 100 novels, plays and short stories.

She wrote letters of praise for her work until her death. Her books have now sold more than one billion copies in English and another billion copies in more than 100 foreign languages.

Still, Agatha Christie has always been a very personal figure, and while Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple became household names, the Queen of Crime was a complete mystery to all but her closest friends.

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    About And Then There Were None [Novel:agatha christie] And Then There Were None is a full-length mystery novel by agatha christie, published in England in 1939. It has been adapted into a play by the author herself. It has been adapted into a number of films, stage plays, and television dramas, including a film directed...

And Then There Were None [Novel:Agatha Christie]

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    4

    A creepy nursery rhyme slowly progresses and the tension builds with each turn of the page.

    I first read this when I was a boy, and I remember being hooked at the time.

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    3

    I started reading this book because I heard it was a masterpiece of mystery fiction, but I didn’t expect people to be dying so easily.

    However, I remember being thrilled by the unexpected ending in the latter half of the book.

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    5

    I loved this book, and even though I knew what was going to happen, I was engrossed in the tension the characters felt.

    It’s an old book, but it still engages you and makes you feel tense the more you read it.

    And it’s a book I want to read. I highly recommend it to anyone who is a mystery reader.

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    3

    This is an old work that can be called the gold standard of mystery works.

    The story and the way it is drawn make you imagine old England. People die unexpectedly and easily, but the story is a grand mystery.

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    4

    This is the royal road of suspense. The development of the story is thrilling, and the characters are intertwined like a spider’s thread, and each of them is heading for death.

    It was an easy book to read as It is a mystery novel that anyone can easily read.

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    4

    I read And Then There Were None because I knew it was a masterpiece, but I wasn’t too crazy about it at the beginning.

    However, as the second half of the book progressed, there was a sense of tension and an attraction that drew me in. I could certainly see why it has been a popular mystery novel for a long time.


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