Name: A Carribean Mystery
Rating: 4.5 (1 reviews)
ISBN: 9780671777036

Agatha Christie

A Carribean Mystery

Part 1/4 of Postmark: Murder by Agatha Christie. 

The last time I read a Christie mystery was senior year of high school for our literature class, so I tried to take up some of the note taking skills I learned to apply it in my read of this novel. Unfortunately, that went right out the window by Chapter 3.

This whole mystery is awakened by Miss Marple's memories coming back to her sporadically. As she struggled to remember where certain rumors came from or who had been sitting to the left of her at dinner, it inspired me to try to reach back into my mind from Chapter 1 and go off of my memory alone as well, because that's how the mystery was intended to be solved - through memory.

For a true Gagatha, you always have to read that first chapter extra extra carefully. Debating whether or not to try to make a murder board for Part 2.

There were so many anecdotes that were truly so hilarious - especially when they found Molly's body... only for her roots of her hair to separate in the water to discover it was not, in fact, Molly but Lucky?! Just a hilarious way to identify the victim of a murder - but one you have to pay attention to every light-hearted or bitchy quip. 

You gagged me Gagatha, the killer was the one person I had given no second thought to - despite knowing that's the best place for the murderers to lurk.

Part 1/4 of Postmark: Murder by Agatha Christie. 

The last time I read a Christie mystery was senior year of high school for our literature class, so I tried to take up some of the note taking skills I learned to apply it in my read of this novel. Unfortunately, that went right out the window by Chapter 3.

This whole mystery is awakened by Miss Marple's memories coming back to her sporadically. As she struggled to remember where certain rumors came from or who had been sitting to the left of her at dinner, it inspired me to try to reach back into my mind from Chapter 1 and go off of my memory alone as well, because that's how the mystery was intended to be solved - through memory.

For a true Gagatha, you always have to read that first chapter extra extra carefully. Debating whether or not to try to make a murder board for Part 2.

There were so many anecdotes that were truly so hilarious - especially when they found Molly's body... only for her roots of her hair to separate in the water to discover it was not, in fact, Molly but Lucky?! Just a hilarious way to identify the victim of a murder - but one you have to pay attention to every light-hearted or bitchy quip. 

You gagged me Gagatha, the killer was the one person I had given no second thought to - despite knowing that's the best place for the murderers to lurk.

A Carribean Mystery

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