Agatha Mary Clarissa, Lady Mallowan, DBE (15 September 1890 - 12 January 1976), also known as Dame Agatha Christie, was an English crime fiction writer. She also wrote romances under the name Mary Westmacott, but is chiefly remembered for her 66 detective novels. Her work with these novels, particularly featuring detectives
Hercule Poirot or
Miss Marple, have given her the title the 'Queen of Crime' and made her one of the most important and innovative writers in the development of the genre.
Christie has been called - by the Guinness Book of World Records, among others - the best-selling writer of books of all time, and the best-selling writer of any kind second to William Shakespeare. An estimated one billion copies of her novels have been sold in English, and another billion in 103 other languages.
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4.50 From Paddington By Agatha Christie.pdf
A Caribbean Mystery By Agatha Christie.pdf
A Murder Is Announced By Agatha Christie.pdf
A Pocket Full of Rye By Agatha Christie.pdf
After The Funeral By Agatha Christie.pdf
And Then There Were None By Agatha Christie.pdf
Appointment With Death By Agatha Christie.pdf
At Betram's Hotel By Agatha Christie.pdf
Big Four By Agatha Christie.pdf
By the Pricking of My Thumbs By Agatha Christie.pdf
Cards On The Table By Agatha Christie.pdf
Cat Among The Pigeons By Agatha Christie.pdf
Crooked House By Agatha Christie.pdf
Curtain, Poirot's Last Case By Agatha Christie.pdf
Dead Man's Folly By Agatha Christie.pdf
Death in the Clouds By Agatha Christie.pdf
Death On The Nile By Agatha Christie.pdf
Dumb Witness By Agatha Christie.pdf
Elephants Can Remember By Agatha Christie.pdf
Endless Night By Agatha Christie.pdf
Evil Under the Sun By Agatha Christie.pdf
Five Little Pigs By Agatha Christie.pdf
Hercule Poirot's Christmas By Agatha Christie.pdf
Hickory Dickory Death By Agatha Christie.pdf
Labours Of Hercules By Agatha Christie.pdf
Lord Edgware Dies By Agatha Christie.pdf
Mrs Mcgintys Dead By Agatha Christie.pdf
Murder At The Vicarage By Agatha Christie.pdf
Murder in Mesopotamia By Agatha Christie.pdf
Murder Is Easy By Agatha Christie.pdf
Murder Of Roger Ackroyd By Agatha Christie.pdf
Murder on the Links By Agatha Christie.pdf
Murder On The Orient Express By Agatha Christie.pdf
Mystery Of The Blue Train By Agatha Christie.pdf
One Two Buckle My Shoe By Agatha Christie.pdf
Parker Pyne Investigates By Agatha Christie.pdf
Partners In Crime By Agatha Christie.pdf
Peril At End House By Agatha Christie.pdf
Poirot's Early Cases By Agatha Christie.pdf
Sad Cypress By Agatha Christie.pdf
Sittaford Mystery By Agatha Christie.pdf
Sleeping Murder By Agatha Christie.pdf
Sparkling Cyanide By Agatha Christie.pdf
Surprise Surprise.pdf
Taken At The Flood By Agatha Christie.pdf
The Abc Murders By Agatha Christie.pdf
The Body In The Library By Agatha Christie.pdf
The Burden By Agatha Christie.pdf
The Casebook Of Hercule Poirot.pdf
The Circular Staircase.pdf
The Clocks By Agatha Christie.pdf
The Hollow By Agatha Christie.pdf
The Man In Lower Ten.pdf
The Man In The Brown Suit By Agatha Christie.pdf
The mirror cracked from side to side By Agatha Christie.pdf
The Moving Finger By Agatha Christie.pdf
The Mysterious Affair At Styles By Agatha Christie.pdf
The Mysterious Mr Quin By Agatha Christie.pdf
The Reggata Mystery By Agatha Christie.pdf
The Secret Adversary By Agatha Christie.pdf
They Came to Baghdad By Agatha Christie.pdf
They Do It With Mirrors By Agatha Christie.pdf
Third Girl By Agatha Christie.pdf
Three Act Tragedy By Agatha Christie.pdf
Three Blind Mice and Other Stories - Agatha Christie - 1948.pdf
Towards Zero By Agatha Christie.pdf
Why Didn't They Ask Evans By Agatha Christie.pdf
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