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- The Complete Agatha Christie Reading List
Download your copy of the official Agatha Christie list, featuring all her published works in order
- Novels by Agatha Christie
Discover Agatha Christie stories sorted by character, locations, themes and seasons, plus our official reading guides
- The 1930s: A Reading List - Agatha Christie (UK)
There are so many stellar stories to explore in Agatha Christie's 1930s published works As we were putting this list together for the World of Agatha Christie Magazine series, we realised we had already included some Christie favourites (Murder on the Orient Express) in a whopping seven other reading lists So, this list isn't intended to be
- About Agatha Christie - The world #039;s best-selling novelist
Agatha Christie is the best-selling novelist in history, outsold only by the Bible and Shakespeare She is known throughout the world as the Queen of Crime
- Agatha Christie Trivia
Fact-packed trivia 300 questions about Christie's life and works, from her best-loved characters to her most pernicious poisons Official Agatha Christie product with questions written by the team at Agatha Christie Limited - no one knows the Queen of Crime better!
- How Christie Wrote - Agatha Christie (UK)
Of the more than one hundred notebooks that must have existed, 73 have survived and John Curran’s detailed and thorough analysis provides a veritable treasure trove of revelations about her stories and how they evolved (see Agatha Christie’s Secret Notebooks)
- Read Christie 2024 - Agatha Christie
We have reached the end of #ReadChristie 2024 This year we have explored Christie's works through the decades, from her very first novel published in 1920 through to her final stories from the 1970s We hope you have enjoyed taking part in this year's challenge
- The Mary Westmacott Reading List - Agatha Christie
We are often asked "how many books did Agatha Christie write?" The official count runs to 66 crime novels, over 150 short stories, more than 25 plays, two autobiographical accounts, and six books under the pseudonym Mary Westmacott
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