Years ago I read as many of Agatha Christie’s books that I could find. Now I’m taking part in the Agatha Christie Reading Challenge and reading (or re-reading) her books. Listed below are the books I’ve read so far. I’ve reviewed them all except for A Pocketful of Rye and The Seven Dials Mystery.
- The Mysterious Affair at Styles €“ 1920
- The Seven Dials Mystery €“ 1929
- Peril at End House €“ 1932
- Why Didn’t They Ask Evans? €“ 1934
- Hercule Poirot’s Christmas – 1938
- The Body in the Library €“ 1942
- The Hollow – 1946
- Crooked House €“ 1949
- A Pocketful of Rye €“ 1953
- Dead Man’s Folly €“ 1956
- The Pale Horse – 1961
- The Mirror Crack’d from Side to Side– 1962
- By the Pricking of My Thumbs – 1968
- Passenger to Frankfurt – 1970
- Elephants Can Remember – 1972
I’ve also read two books of her short stories:
- The Thirteen Problems (short stories) – 1933
- The Hound of Death (short stories) – 1934
I’m currently reading Agatha Christie and the Eleven Missing Days by Jared Cade and planning to read some of her earlier books next:
- Murder on the Orient Express – 1934
- The ABC Murders – 1936
- Death on the Nile – 1937
- Appointment with Death – 1938
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Margaret – You’ve read an impressive number of Christie’s books! You’ve got some good ones coming up on your list, too : ). Death on the Nile is one of my favorites.
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I’ve been on a little Agatha hiatus, for no reason that I can come up with. I guess there have just been a lot of other books I’ve been reading these days. I do miss her though.
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Congratulations! You are making great progress on the challenge. I’m congratulating myself at the same time as we are at the same place. I just finished Murder On the Orient Express (review in a few days) and really liked it. It’s the best one I’ve read so far. I look forward to reading of your reaction.
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Well done Margaret. You are right about the blog carnival site being inaccessible. It still seems to be down. Hope it gets corrected soon.
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