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Just completed this 1939 Agatha Christie classic YEARS after buying the novel. (I bought it Dec 2013)

Fun fact: this is the original 1939 title. The current title is And Then There Were None

Yet another fun fact: this is the best-selling mystery novel of all-time. After reading the novel, I think I know why!

Anyway, completing this novel was a personal victory for me as it's been a while since I've read any novel.

As usual, didn't solve this case, even though I thought I followed the clues.

Agatha Christie is a master at subtle misdirection.

Have always loved reading mystery novels while growing up.

Who else loves stories on Sherlock Holmes, Hercule Poirot, Miss McGillicuddy, and so on?

What's your favourite?

werisetogether:
Just completed this 1939 Agatha Christie classic YEARS after buying the novel. (I bought it Dec 2013)

Fun fact: this is the original 1939 title. The current title is And Then There Were None

Yet another fun fact: this is the best-selling mystery novel of all-time. After reading the novel, I think I know why!

Anyway, completing this novel was a personal victory for me as it's been a while since I've read any novel.

As usual, didn't solve this case, even though I thought I followed the clues.

Agatha Christie is a master at subtle misdirection.

Have always loved reading mystery novels while growing up.

Who else loves stories on Sherlock Holmes, Hercule Poirot, Miss McGillicuddy, and so on?

What's your favourite?

Even tho I read a lot. I didn't read the book, watched the TV show tho and it slapped. Agatha Christie will forever be a gem