Cricket Readers Recommend

And Then There Were None is a book about eight people who are invited to an island with a mansion on it. They arrive at the house, greeted by Mr. and Mrs. Rogers. They are enjoying drinks and listening to music, when suddenly, the phonograph starts accusing them of murder. Then, one by one, they die. The murderer, at the end, writes a letter, stating what happened. This an amazing book, but slightly creepy. It brings up important questions, such as, is it okay to murder murderers? I would definitely recomend it to you, if you are older, because it really takes a while to understand it.