Three Act Tragedy

Title Three Act Tragedy Author Agatha Christie Call Number PR6005.H66 M847 1988   Location 2nd Floor Humanities Rating Recommended Book Review This Agatha Christie novel doesn’t have a lot of substance, but that isn’t necessarily a bad thing. The characters are interesting and having the first death be so unexpected was a change from some other books. One interesting thing was that Hercule Poirot is a fairly minor character – he takes the backstage for much of the novel. It is a good, twisty book to read on a weekend with tea. Submitted By Laura Neis Department or Major Anderson Center for Economic Research Status Staff Chapman Email lneis@chapman.edu