
The Murder of Roger Ackroyd
Cracked Pepper Hercule Poirot Classics — Large Print, Book 2
In Large Print
The mystery voted the best crime novel ever written, set in 18-point accessible type.
This is the original Murder of Roger Ackroyd as written by Agatha Christie, reproduced in LARGE PRINT for readers with visual impairments. The text is set in 18-point type, as recommended by the American Council for the Blind, using an accessibility-friendly font designed to make reading as easy and comfortable as possible.
This book is differentiated from other works by:
- A Literary Afterword covering Christie's life in 1926, the controversy that erupted over the novel's twist, and the enduring impact of the book a hundred years later.
- Unique chapter header art and formatting.
In the quiet English village of King's Abbot, a wealthy man sits down to read a letter that will name a blackmailer — and never gets up again.
Agatha Christie's The Murder of Roger Ackroyd plunges you into a web of secrets, lies, and impeccable misdirection, where every neighbor has something to hide and the truth is closer than you think. When the recently retired Hercule Poirot is drawn back into action, his "little grey cells" confront a puzzle so audacious it changed the rules of detective fiction forever.
Voted the best crime novel ever written by the British Crime Writers' Association, this is the book that made Christie the Queen of Crime — and the one that still makes readers gasp on the final page. This Cracked Pepper edition honors her masterpiece with exclusive features, making it the definitive edition for collectors, mystery lovers, and first-time readers alike. Pull up a chair. Everyone is a suspect.
Why You'll Love This Edition:
- Enhanced Formatting for Paperback and Hardcover: Clean, elegant typography and layout designed for immersive reading, capturing the atmosphere of a 1920s English country house.
- Stunning Cover Design: An original cover that evokes the novel's blend of village charm and dark intrigue — perfect for display or gifting.
- Exclusive Literary Afterword: A rich essay exploring Christie's life in 1926, the controversy that erupted over the novel's twist, and why this book still matters a hundred years later — available only here.
- Thoughtfully Edited Text: A small number of dated racial and ethnic references have been revised for modern readers, with full transparency in an editorial afterword detailing every change.
- For Every Reader: Whether you're a lifelong Christie devotee or picking up your first whodunit, this edition delivers the thrill of a perfectly constructed mystery.
Trust no one. Suspect everyone. And whatever you do, don't peek at the last chapter.