Book – And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie

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Yesterday I completed this book by Agatha Christie called “And then there were none“.

I’m not going to review it but I’ll write down my personal thoughts about this novel.I liked the story,it was amazing and hard to put down without knowing and anticipating what would happen next but I was a little disappointed in the ending of the story.I expected much more. It is however an amazing book,people who like fiction,mystery,thriller,suspense would love it undoubtedly.I gave 4 stars to it on my Goodreads.

Next up on my reading list is “To kill a mockingbird by Harper Lee”
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14 thoughts on “Book – And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie”

      3. Hahaha of course! Try these ones:
        Peril At End House
        Murder on the Orient Express
        A Murder is Announced
        Crooked House
        The Unexpected Guest
        I could go on, but these are some of my absolute favourites 😛
        Sure, heading over there! 🙂

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