When I was young, I love Agatha Christie's books at the first book - "The Ten Little Negroes". From a big fan of Conan Doyle's, I found her a totally new and really excited new land to explore. The readers will never be able to find out the murderer in Conan's because he/she will just be retold and explained afterwards by Sherlock Homes. In Agatha's books all the characters and their secrets, relationships are gradually discovered and must be carefully noticed to find out. It made the readers be able to join and play the role of the puzzle resolver too. So I think it's more interested and cooler and really intelligent. Each author will have her or his own "hero". If Conan has only Sherlock Homes, Agatha has even two famous detectives taking turns in her books, one is Hercule Poirot and the other is the old - Miss Marple. Besides are the amateurs with exception skills. And the answers are always surprised and interesting.
"The Body in the Library" may be the 1st book of her I read after so many years not reading her. To tell the truth, I don't like this book. I found a little dissapointed. The book for me is rather confused and messed up. The plot was done intelligently but by the two murderers not persuaded me much by their characters as well as their "intelligence". It's somehow not natural. But who know? Maybe that's Agatha's point of view.
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