Tragedy on the Nile

"She smiled and said: 'It doesn't matter, I just did something stupid and failed in the end.'" My favorite passage in the whole book, and the most charming scene of this character in my mind.

Wise men don't fall in love. Two smart and beautiful girls lost their consciences for a idiot like Simon.

The important characters have not yet arrived, and the murder has already been carried out quietly. I have seen other people's book reviews saying that there are very few case descriptions. I agreed with this view half the time, but after reading the truth, I don't think so anymore. The murder had already begun, but was only slowly revealed after Lynette's death. It's really hard to remember the names of foreigners [currently in progress]

It is a very exciting murder. There are many dialogues and details in the book. When you read the first part, you may feel that there is a lot of irrelevant nonsense. But the further you read, the more the truth continues to emerge, the more you find that the author has already laid the groundwork in the previous article, and the murder has already begun to advance...

It feels very ordinary, but it still looks pretty.

In fact, the reason why this book has a high rating may be because of the charm of the murderer, but the plot of the mystery is actually not that good (I personally think that the method of committing the crime is actually flawed), but in any case, this mystery novel can indeed be regarded as Grandma's classic novel, and it is still worth recommending.

I was once again shocked by Grandma's book. Every character is well portrayed. Cornelia is kind and independent, Lynette Ridgeway is strong and independent, and Jacqueline is sober, smart, and charming. Even if she personally planned a murder, I still can't hate her. There is also Detective Poirot in it, who is smart, humane, kind and warm. "Everyone has to look for his or her own star." "The important thing is not the past, but the future." After reading it, I couldn't calm down for a long time. It was so shocking!

Wonderful. There is a murderous plot hidden in the cruise ship trip, and the plot is full of ups and downs and suspense. The characters are vivid and complex, and the reasoning is intricate. The ending is stunning. It is truly a detective novel classic and worth reading.

I particularly like Hercule Poirot in the book, he is witty and humorous. Every character in the story has its own characteristics, and the plot is full of ups and downs and suspense. I felt like I was on the Nile, experiencing this thrilling tragedy with them. I wish I could be as smart as Poirot and solve all the mysteries.

A short yet rich and exciting novel. Love makes people blind, and people inadvertently think of the sentence "The three of us live our lives as if nothing else is more important", which is given to the three protagonists. Classics never go out of style, and a novel that has been around for so long is still worthy of careful consideration and appreciation today. A must-read for those who love suspense novels, highly recommended!

What an old detective with radiant humanity, like a kind grandfather.

At first, I thought that Simon had killed Lynette, and the shot missed at all. I also suspected that Simon and the doctor were colluding (the doctor concealed his illness). I really didn't expect Jacqueline to be involved, because she loves so much, and love can blind everything, including the truth, including reason.

I have read "No Survival", "Roger Mystery" and "ABC Murders", and this is the only one where I guessed the murderer in advance. Grandma's logic is clear and her ideas are clever!

"There is always one who loves and the other who is loved."

The book is intertwined with each other, the uneasy atmosphere before the tragedy, the series of dominoes after the tragedy, and the wonderful reasoning. Each part is very cleverly written and fascinating. I originally wanted to read it in several days, but I couldn't stop from the beginning. I finished reading it today. And from the "Tragedy on the Nile", "Murder on the Orient Express" and "No Survival" I have read so far, I found that the female characters in Grandma's books are really well portrayed. Each has its own merits, which is the most impressive.

Blind and passionate love is dangerous

Grandma's book is really good. It can be said that everyone's destiny is determined by their personality. Lynette's death in this article was largely due to the fact that she always did "efficient and correct things." Perhaps it was doing things too efficiently in relationships that accelerated her death process. What impressed me most was what Mr. Polo said, "Some people are loving, and some are being loved." Unequal love relationships will eventually push you and me into the abyss. Compared with Jackie's passionate love, I think for men it may be more of a recognition of status (look, how much she loves me, and how charming I am!), While for Linnet's love, it is more of a deprivation of men's rights. (They want to possess women emotionally, but do not want to be possessed by women financially) It is precisely for this reason that the male protagonist teamed up with Jackie to shoot Linnet. I don't know if my understanding is correct. Friends who have different opinions are welcome to comment and exchange [blowing kiss]

"Death on the Nile", created in 1937. Since January 22nd, which is the 20th day of systematically reading detective novels, the progress has been a bit slow.

So awesome. Wonderful. It's really hard to guess. Every detail.

A very clever plot design, Jacqueline's suspicions range from the biggest to none to the final suspect. It is very exciting. Jacqueline's character creation is also very unique. She is a smart and cruel woman, but she is desperate for love. She is both contradictory and reasonable. Love may really change a person.

It's wonderful, it's amazing [like]

Grandma's reasoning is too detailed

Why is grandma a god?

This book is really nice and the characters are well drawn. ♡´･ᴗ･`♡

It's okay, there are no big surprises in the ending

I didn't guess the result correctly again. Grandma is amazing👍

What a wonderful story, I feel it has surpassed Orient Express

I read Agatha's first novel in one sitting, but unfortunately the murderer guessed it wrong.

It's an okay novel, but the twist is shocking? [Like][Like][Like]

This book is the second Agatha book I have read. Although the ending is a bit cliche, the reasoning process is really extraordinary! ! Ready to continue reading the next book😄😄