And Then There Were None

And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie

Imagine you're stuck on an island with ten strangers, and then all of a sudden one by one they start dying. In Agatha Christie's popular mystery book And Then There Were None, ten strangers are brought together on an island by and unknown host, and one by one they start to die.

All of the people on the island have a dark secret that's gotten them there in the first place. On the first evening at the mansion on the island an unknown voice reveals the secrets of all the guests on the island.

In Agatha Christie's novel the deaths at the island follow a popular nursery rhyme. The deaths occur in the exact order they do in the nursery rhyme. Throughout the book the author shows the thoughts and feelings of each character from his or her view.

Once you pick up this book you'll never put it down. Readers will enjoy this book if they like mystery and great suspense. So who is this mystery killer? You'll just have to read it to find out.

Baby Laughs: The Naked Truth About the First Year of Mommyhood

Baby Laughs: The Naked Truth About the First Year of Mommyhood by Jenny McCarthy

McCarthy's rude, raw personality comes shining through in this hilarious book that takes no prisoners in all of the difficult, awkward and downright ugly passages of motherhood. Bad language, bodily functions--there's lots to offend, but McCarthy obviously delights in being a mother, which makes the story all the more charming. She's not the most brilliant writer, but she's brutally honest.