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This was my first full-length Agatha Christie book. I read The Golden Ball and Other Stories back in high school and enjoyed it, so I was kind of looking forward to reading this book. Plus, it was my first meeting with the acclaimed Hercule Poirot.
I have to say, this book kept me guessing up until the murderer was revealed to the reader. A few pages before then, M. Poirot gathers all the suspects together and says that he knows whodunnit, and that the murderer better come forward before the mor ...more
I have to say, this book kept me guessing up until the murderer was revealed to the reader. A few pages before then, M. Poirot gathers all the suspects together and says that he knows whodunnit, and that the murderer better come forward before the mor ...more

"Me? I know everything. Remember that. ... You call it 'guessing,' I call it 'knowing,' my friend.
This was excellent, it was so surprisingly funny! And while I was spoiled a little bit for the plot (hard to avoid, with a book that has been around for so long), and so I had many correct suspicions, I did not know for sure who murdered Roger Ackroyd, and I did not figure it out until "the little Belgian" Hercule Poirot explained all.
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