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June 11, 2020Summary of the Dystopian Novel And Then There Were None
And Then There Were None describes a story about unique guests coming from interesting pasts and receive invites to an isolated island. During this weekend break away, various murders occur with strange motives.
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Author: Agatha Christie
Genre: Dystopian Literature
Page: 264
Good reads rating: 4.26/5
My Rating: 9.47/10
Published: May 3rd 2004 by St. Martin’s Press (first published November 6th 1939)
Publisher: St. Martin’s Press (first published November 6th 1939)
Language: English
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