Murder on the Orient Express读后感精选

《Murder on the Orient Express》是一本由Agatha Christie著作，HarperCollins Publishers出版的Paperback图书，本书定价：USD 12.99，页数：288，特精心收集的读后感，希望对大家能有帮助。

《Murder on the Orient Express》读后感(一)：最近很迷啊

看的阿加莎的派洛侦探系列的第6本。本想在京东网上买，尼玛缺货，当当上又太贵，只能在亚马逊上寻的，38.4元，有点小贵。

只是在冬日里，有一本如此好看的书，是多么的温暖啊！

不知道这样大量的泛读侦探小说，有没有用处，至少我把不认识的单词都抄下来，查了，但愿能提高点词汇量。

《Murder on the Orient Express》读后感(二)：书评

很久没有看推理了，是非常经典的本格式叙事，层层推进节奏明快，所以读起来不算太慢，连续几小时看最后30%确实过瘾。结局按常理讲应该令人震惊，可惜的是，我之前已经不经意地知道结局，在锵锵行天下被轶君剧透，也是为什么要看这本书，虽然如此，过程还是值得的。第一次读Agatha Christie的小说，或许是个人风格，觉得falling action篇幅略少，没有足够缓冲就到末页，有些浪费如此不寻常的案件，希望多点Hercule Poirot的心理描写和批判。

《Murder on the Orient Express》读后感(三)：Mass Murder

A tragedy happened years ago, a train carrying 12 murders, 1 victim, 1 genius detective, are there a link？ What's the clue？ Who is the key？

I got lost in the middle of the story. Maybe it's because I read it intermittently, or I should just confess the truth that I am not that smart at all. Hercule Poirot, THE great detective, based on the lies told by every single one, worked the case out all by pondering over his mind. How he did it, the great Ms Agatha Christie left much for the readers to speculate.

However, this didn't interest me much more than the justice issue involved. As it turns out in the end, 12 people who more or less are related to the disastrous family each stabbed the wicked kidnapper, who died as a result of the revenge. But apart from the normality or morality, 12 so-called jury members performed their private death penalty on the Oriental Express, stead of the grand court. Do they have the right to end a person's life？ Should Mr. Poirot turn them in to the police？ The book gave the answer, and left the reader to justify his decision.

As to me, after turning the last page of the book, I can’t help wondering, if ever I encountered such moral dilemma, what will I do？ This reminded me of the news of the Yao Jiaxin case happened months ago. If ever Yao's parents knew that their son would be sentenced to death, will they turn him in？ There is no "if". Therefore, I am not able to give a straight answer. Ever a sociology student, I have long learned that there is no absolute "Right" and "Wrong". During the decision making process, factors both expected and unexpected will play some parts. So, why bother to answer a hypothetical question？ Let me make the decision when the time comes.