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Little Grey Cells: St. Mary Mead & Elsewhere – Lioness at Large

Little Grey Cells: St. Mary Mead & Elsewhere

Agatha Christie’s Detectives and Their World

 

The Queen of Crime
  • Author page: biographical sketch, bibliography, quotes, links
Nonfiction Books by and about Agatha Christie and Her Works

 

 

Christie’s Detectives
Hercule Poirot

 

 

Miss Marple

 

 

Tommy & Tuppence

 

 

 

Ariadne Oliver

 

 

Superintendent Battle and Lady Eileen (“Bundle”) Brent

 

  

 

Colonel Race

 

  

 

Cross-Series Short Story Compilations

 

   

 

Nonseries Novels and Short Stories

 

 

 

Agatha Christie’s Plays

 

 

Detection Club Round Robins

 

 

Buddy Reads and Reading Projects

 

 

Agatha Christie Books Used for Reading Games (without reviewing)

 

 

Christie for Christmas

 

 

 

The Legacy

 

 

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