The Agatha Christie Reading Group discussion

This is also a great favorite of mine. I typically recommend it as a first Christie to someone who is new to her books. It has an ingenious plot, but not the infamy of Orient Express or Roger Ackroyd.

I have always liked this.. even if I don't even read this yet. Somehow I always keep reading Finnish title wrong and I thought this is some kind of timetravelling mystery, lol. Agatha goes sci-fi would have been actually pretty interesting concept.

Oh no! One of my "must-read" titles I have been dying to read (pun may not be intended). Hope I get out to the library soon to check it out!

I really loved this one because the ending is so brilliantly written. It's one of my favourites (after the murder of Roger Ackroyd) so far.

This is one of my favorites also.

I hope none of you are considering the awful movie of this from the late 1960's, with Tony Randall as Poirot. Absolutely nothing to do the the actual book. The Poirot adaptation with David Suchet is much better and in fact, one of the better of his versions. Done before they turned them into travesties!

Tony Randall as Poirot?? The mind boggles!

The ABC Murders is a work of genius. I've read it a while ago & look forward to re reading it again. I know it's David Suchet's personal favourite book of Agatha's & the TV adaption with David Suchet as Poirot is one of my favourites.

This has always been one of my favourites, fantastic to know it was one of David Suchet`s too. :-)

I couldn't help but wonder if "Miss Grey" was related to anyone connected to the story The Mystery of the Blue Train

I know this isn't exactly related but I found that a little too distracting, hehe.

Spoiler risk but... did anyone have any theory who the killer was? (if anyone doesn't mind we could put carrots < > with spoiler on both sides just in case people don't want major plot points put down for posterity!)