And Then There Were None
Book Review
«And Then There Were None» by Agatha Christie is one of the most famous and popular detective novels in the world. Critics praise Christie's skill in creating a tense atmosphere and intrigue that keeps the reader on edge until the very end. The plot, centered around ten strangers invited to a remote island where they begin to die one by one, is admired for its originality and psychological depth. Christie expertly confounds the reader, offering numerous false leads and unexpected twists. The novel's ending, revealing the true murderer, is considered one of the most shocking and memorable in the detective genre. Critics also note that the book raises important questions of morality and justice, prompting the reader to reflect on the nature of human guilt and punishment.
