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Agatha Christie
ISBN 9780008123208
Rs. 640
HarperCollins
And Then There Were None
The World's Favourite Agatha Christie Book
Who it's for: Fans of classic mystery and suspense fiction
Ten strangers are invited to a secluded island where they are each accused of a past crime. One by one, they begin to die in a manner predicted by a sinister nursery rhyme. As their numbers dwindle, paranoia intensifies, forcing the survivors to uncover the murderer among them before it's too late.Why You Should Read? Considered one of the best-selling mystery novels of all time. Maintains an intense atmosphere of suspense and psychological tension. Showcases an ingenious plot structure and masterful storytelling. Explores profound themes of guilt, justice, and retribution.
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- One of the best-selling mystery novels of all time
- Intense atmosphere of suspense and psychological tension
- Ingenious plot structure and masterful storytelling
- Explores themes of guilt, justice, and retribution
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What is the premise of the book?
Ten strangers are invited to a secluded island where they are each accused of a past crime. One by one, they die in a manner predicted by a sinister nursery rhyme.
Is this book considered a classic?
Yes, it is considered one of the best-selling mystery novels of all time.
What themes does the book explore?
The book explores profound themes of guilt, justice, and retribution.
What is the tone of the book?
It maintains an intense atmosphere of suspense and psychological tension.




