Murder on the Orient Express (1934)

The solution is stellar. This is one of Christie's best known stories for a reason. It's also one of David Suchet's better narrations, although it does sometimes seem like he watched the Albert Finney version and is just imitating those accents. ( )

Well, mystery resolved. Now I know why Miss Christie is so popular.

I loved it, I went crazy making mental maps and ordering the facts chronologically to see who could be the real murderer and everything was in vain, I wasn't even close to guessing the murderer.
The way in which Miss Christie weaves this whole story and reserves the resolution of the case to the end is amazing!

P.S.
The rating has nothing to do with the book( it's a 5⭐ without doubt), it's more of a personal preference since I'm not into classics much because I find them hard to get used to the writing style and the tone of dialogue. ( )

Poirot é OP demais ( )

I enjoyed this book! I am not usually a huge fan of mysteries, but I enjoyed this one very much. The story of a train stuck in a snowy frontier upon which a brutal murder occurs, I found it interesting from the start. My only complaint was that it contains some words and ideas that would today be considered socially inappropriate, but not nearly as many as other books from this same time period. All in all, I really enjoyed this book and I recommend it highly to mystery lovers (and even those of you who aren't!). ( )

This fantastic thriller/mystery at its finest. Agatha Christie weaves a tale so complete that after you've finished, you sit back and savor it. Then, you watch the movie(s) because you want more. When Hercule Poirot is on the case, you know that the mystery won't remain unsolved. "Orient Express" has everything: location, sleuth, and a fabulous cast of suspects.

This isn't to be missed. ( )