The Agatha Christie Reading Group discussion
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Excellent! I can't wait! I get really geeky and excited so apologies about any lengthy posts in advance. But it's Agatha Christie, Poirot & Marple?! Who doesn't?! ;)Look forward to chatting with you all soon :)
Hi, I am new to the group. I retired in May, moved, and have been watching the grandkids for the summer. Now they are back in school, most of the boxes are unpacked and I just catalogued all my Agatha Christie books in Goodreads this week. I think I am ready to start re-reading them and looking forward to reading with the group.
Karen wrote: "Hi, I am new to the group. I retired in May, moved, and have been watching the grandkids for the summer. Now they are back in school, most of the boxes are unpacked and I just catalogued all my A..."Hello Karen and welcome!
Congratulations on your retirement, Karen. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on these fabulous mysteries :)
Vladimir wrote: "Hello,I was so glade to find such group intersted in my favourite authors
I hope we dicover more and more of Christie's works"
Hi Vladimir, nice to meet you!
Hello fellow Christie fans!I'm very new to Goodreads groups and so excited that I found one for lovers of her books. I discovered Dame Agatha at the age of nine and have been mad about her books ever since!
Hema wrote: "Hello fellow Christie fans!I'm very new to Goodreads groups and so excited that I found one for lovers of her books. I discovered Dame Agatha at the age of nine and have been mad about her books e..."
Hi, Hema, so glad to meet another fan!!
I am not that proficient at computer things, but I would enjoy a lively discussion about AC! She is a terrific author and Poirot is my very fav! I have read all her books in order before. But am wanting to do so again! I will be happy to hear others thoughts on her works.
Glad to have people who love to discuss Christie (especially the famous Poirot!). Good to have you, Annamarie!
Thanks CJ! I am excited to be here! I love how people fell in love w/books in general but for my favorite author it is even better. :)
Hello all,Just joined the group and looking forward to discussions. My favourite is Miss Marple. I've read lots of AC books over the years, but there are many I have never read, looking forward to reading with you all.
Wend wrote: "Hello all,Just joined the group and looking forward to discussions. My favourite is Miss Marple. I've read lots of AC books over the years, but there are many I have never read, looking forward to..."
Hiya and nice to meet you! Hope you will join in on our many discussions (Miss Marple is great too, I agree!).
Lauren wrote: "Welcome Wend!! Looking forward to discussing these mysteries with you as well. We've read all the Miss Marple stories already, but feel free to add your thoughts to the discussion threads. It's alw..."Thanks Lauren, looking forward to reading AC books with the group.
Hi all Devi here. I am an avid Agatha fan. Glad to come across this group and be a part of it :) I shall be starting the Man in the brown suit soon
Hello!So glad to have found this group to share my love of Agatha Christie books! I have read all of them many times , although I confess it has been awhile since I have read one(I have been watching the movies, lol). I look forward to jumping back in, thanks for having me! Tracey S.
Hello everybody,I'm Roberta, and I've been an Agatha fanatic ever since I was 12 or 13 - wherever me and my parents went on holiday with our caravan, I devoured at least 4 or 5 Agatha novels till we got home! I've read about 3/4 of her works by now, many of them over and over again, I've seen all the film and TV adaptations available - in short, I'm a real Agatha nut...
Hi, I'm so glad to be a part of this group- I absolutely love Agatha Christie and it's great to be amongst fellow christie fans! I've currently read 5 Christie books- ooh and all the Miss Marple's too. Can't wait to read more and to discuss them with you all!
Thanks
Hi all, I am new too , but not new to Agatha Christie. I come from a family of readers, so we are like our own little book club: once someone finishes a book, they hand it off to the next person. I love the classics, among a lot of other types of books, and it was recommended to me when I was 13 that I read "Murder On The Orient Express", my first introduction to Hercule Poirot and Agatha Christie. I loved it, and shortly after I finished, it was recommended to me that I read a Miss Marple book. I tried it but couldn't get into it. Earlier this week, I decided to give it another chance: I came across a Poirot book and a Mrs. Marple book for under $8 combined. I think I didn't like Miss Marple because of my age: I was too young to understand the elderly and what goes on in their world. Now I actually work with them, and they too, have suggested I try Miss Marple, so we'll see what happens!
I LOVED Miss Marple this time around! She reminds me physically of my Aunt Gladys (RIP) but personality-wise of Jessica Fletcher from "Murder, She Wrote"! I told my Dad that I couldn't wait to read another Miss Marple!
Hello, I am new to the group and an avid reader. I love mysteries. I recently started reading or re-reading Agatha Christie's books. So far I have read The Man in the Brown Suit
and Evil Under the Sun
. I would like to read these series in order, so I will be behind the group in reading.What is your favorite Agatha book?
Happy to see so many new faces. Welcome everybody! This is a great group. Just fyi the mod has taken a temporary break but will be back when ready. If anyone is curious about what books we've done as members get to read the Christie works and suggest mysteries month by month check them out and discuss them on those threads. I think our group is aching to discuss these books a lot more!
Can someone help me with a question about "The Murder on the Links"? In chapter 22, Poirot and Hastings go to Coventry in London to see "The Dulcibella Twins." After the performance, Arthur has a dialogue with a woman. Is this woman Bella or Dulcie? Does he know who it REALLY is? He calls her "Bella." How does he know this. Is it really Dulcie but he thinks it's bella?Thanks very much for any help!!!!!!!
Hmm interesting question. Now I'm curious myself. I don't know but I hope someone here can answer your question.
Hey! I am Catherine and I was 12 when I first watched a VHS tape of "Murder on the Orient Express". After that, I started reading avidly Agatha's novels. Recently, I decided to re-read her first works and also found out that the orient express story was inspired by real events! But the true question is what happened during her 11-day disappearance?
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The Man in the Brown Suit (other topics)Evil Under the Sun (other topics)
When Girlfriends Chase Dreams (other topics)





Will it be alright if I join in the monthly reads around mid year? Reading Dame Agatha's autobiography at the moment, and then some others after that, considering I'm reading them as I add them to my collection :)