And Then There Were None Teaching Guide: Teaching Guide and Sample Chapter

by Amy Jurskis, Agatha Christie

To help teachers decide if Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None is right for their students, we’ve created this free e-book that features sample chapters from the book and a teaching guide.

257 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 18, 2017

Reviews

[Nancy Nanu · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is pure genius. Ten strangers, one isolated place, and a killer among them — the tension never drops. Every character feels suspicious and every theory turns out wrong. The twists are so cleverly written, you won’t guess the truth even 1%. The final reveal tying all ten deaths together is absolutely brilliant.

A masterclass in mystery and suspense. Absolute 5/5📚🔥

[Subreen · Rating 3 out of 5]

idk the ending didn’t do it for me

[Kyla Strecker · Rating 5 out of 5]

Oh. My. Word. Did not see that coming AT ALL. Agatha Christie is truly a genius!

[Marcus Vinicius · Rating 5 out of 5]

Reading as a Tool for Learning
This book contains the first three chapters of Agatha's masterpiece And Then There were None plus a study guide. The study guide is well crafted and exemplifies the rich possibilities a good reading can produce. In order to be used, one has to read the entire book and not only the first chapters. Another great advantage of this book: the kindle version is free! I have to said, though, that there is a trap in this enterprise: one takes this free e-book, immediately fall in love with Agatha work and ultimately buy the novel.