We were going through my grandmother's things after her funeral last autumn, and I came home with several boxes of books that needed new homes. To be released.

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This was left over at the end of a very rainy Day of the Book festival in Kensington, Maryland. I hope to continue its journey soon.

Giving away at the Gaithersburg Book Festival.

Edit 17 January 2020: Read another copy of this, and this is what I had to say:

A group of people visit a house on an island and, one by one, they start dying in ways that reflect the rather dreadful poem Ten Little Soldier Boys. As more people die, you start doubting your guess of the culprit, which was fun. I liked this one until the very end, when the killer leaves a note explaining, in great detail, how he did it. Just felt too convenient. But still very much worth reading, if only because it's so famous. And well-written, if a bit of a let down at the end.