"Ten Negrotes" is one of the most famous and exciting books of Agatha Christie, which is forever included in the classic list of detective literature. This novel, also known as “And there was no one”, amazes with its complex structure, masterful plot construction and the author’s unsurpassed skill in creating tension. In the center of the story are ten strangers, each of whom receives an invitation to a secluded island, where they are waiting for a mysterious and seemingly harmless event. However, it soon turns out that there is much more behind this than just recreation and entertainment. The book tells the story of how the guests begin to gradually disappear one by one, like the victims of a mysterious killer who seems to know their darkest secrets and uses them against them. Agatha Christie skillfully creates an atmosphere of growing horror and distrust, forcing the reader to guess which of the heroes is a real criminal and who is an innocent victim. In this novel, every detail, every word and even a shadow on the wall acquires a special meaning, and the ending leaves the reader in complete astonishment and reflection. “Ten Negroes” is not just a detective, it is a psychological thriller in which the author explores the themes of guilt, justice and human nature. Agatha Christie, known for her unique style, combines subtle irony, deep character analysis and the ability to keep the reader in constant tension. Her works, such as Murder on the Orient Express or Mousetrap, have long earned the status of classics, and Ten Negroes is no exception. This book is a real challenge for fans of puzzles, intellectual games and psychological dramas. Who can like this book? First of all, it is intended for adult readers who appreciate action-packed and intellectual works . Fans of the classic detective, psychological thriller and mysterious stories should definitely get acquainted with this masterpiece. Also, "Ten Negroes" is perfect for those who are looking for a book with deep meaning that can make you think about human nature and the boundaries of morality. This story will be interesting both to fans of Agatha Christie’s works, and to those who are just beginning to get acquainted with the detective genre. The peculiarity of Agatha Christie's style lies in her ability to create confusing but logical plots in which every detail is important. In "The Ten Negroes", the author uses the skill of the narrator to keep the reader in constant tension, gradually revealing the secrets of the characters and their motives. Her works are distinguished by a subtle psychological elaboration of the characters and the ability to keep the intrigue to the last page. This novel is a vivid example of her talent, which makes Agatha Christie's books an eternal classic, relevant today. If you are looking for a book that will not only captivate you with an exciting story, but also make you think about human nature, “Ten Negroes” is exactly what you need. This is a work that can be read over and over again, finding new details and meanings. Inspiring, intriguing and masterfully written, this book will be a worthy addition to any library lover of high-quality detective and psychological thriller.