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A review by cdua
And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie
adventurous
dark
mysterious
fast-paced
4.5
First Agatha Christie book and I figured I might as well start with a classic. This was so addicting and it really kept me on my toes. There were some wonderful twists and I loved the way Christie led us through the different stages of the murders, progressing it from how each person tried to avoid death and still stumbled into its trap anyways. And of course, the final reveal was so satisfying—to finally figure out who was behind it all! Loved the way it was written, but it’s also worth noting there seemed to be some racist undertones with some choice words :( Despite all that, and recognizing that, it was still a fantastic novel.
Moderate: Death and Murder
Minor: Blood, Gun violence, and Child death