Murder On the Orient Express

It's very hard for me to rate this book. I read it long ago, and I saw the 1974 movie. There is no way for me to know or remember whether I figured out "who done it."

But I love Agatha Christie (although I prefer Miss Marple to Hercule Poirot) and something about this book keeps it in print and causes it to be chosen for another movie remake. It is definitely a classic mystery that continues to affect our perception of what IS a mystery.
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This was probably a 3/3.5-star book for me - I liked it overall and found the mystery enjoyable, but it didn't grip me the way some of her other books have. It's my first Poirot, so I'm not sure if the others in this series are set up this way (murder happens, Poirot sits and thinks, comes to a deduction), but the way it was crafted felt more like a puzzle to be solved, less action and intrigue. Dan Stevens' narration bumped this up a star for me, though, giving as fantastic a performance as ever. And I really enjoyed the movie adaptati