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Which is the best novel of Agatha Christie?
Yes, I have read it, and I agree that it's a great novel. But what makes it so special compared to Christie's other works?
Well, "And Then There Were None" is unique in that it has a darker tone and a more complex plot compared to her other novels. It's a closed-room mystery that keeps readers guessing until the very end. Additionally, it was one of the first novels to have a theme revolving around a group of diverse strangers who get trapped together while a murderer picks them off one by one. Does that answer your question?