1. And Then There Were None Agatha Christie

2. “Yes. I believe that now I’m in the same boat as the rest of you
“Yes. I believe that now I’m in the same boat as the rest of you. That hundred guineas was just Mr. Owens little bit of cheese to get me into the trap along with the rest of you.” He said slowly: “For we are in a trap- I’ll take my oath on that! Mrs. Rogers death! Tony Marston’s! The disappearing Indian boys on the dinner table!” (For we are in a trap) They are trapped on an island with a killer who has already killed 2 people and they can’t get off the island.
I have found out in my research about books like “And Then There Were None” that Agatha Christie mostly writes mysteries. I researched other books by Agatha Christie and her top 4 sellers all involve a rich person who dies. I noticed that almost every mystery she writes involves at least one murder in it. I read some the summaries of her other books and every summary I read involved a very important person dying. I also noticed that all the summaries left me wondering. That is what I found out in my research about Agatha Christie books.
Aha Moment

3. I think of myself as a good reader
I think of myself as a good reader. I feel like when I read a book I like I pay more attention to the book. I don’t like to read books that are nonfiction because they don’t have a climax. I like most fiction books because they have always interested me. I also like mystery books because you never know what to expect. Sometimes in a book when it isn't exciting sometimes I don’t pay as much attention as if it were exciting. I'm very good at predicting what will happen next. I feel I need to work on paying attention when it isn't as exciting. That is a basic summery of what I think of myself as a reader.
Reader Essay