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It’s Agatha Christie Time

Funny thing about mystery writers. Their real lives are often mysteries of their own. Agatha Christie is no exception. Multiple movies have hypothesized and dramatized her missing days. There’s even a Dr. Who episode about them. It’s time to meet the grand madam of mystery, Agatha Christie, and her big-time murders in small-town settings.

*** As authors come closer to the present time, their biographies may become more graphic. Please use care. Don't rely on my standards. Please- Vet the videos to fit your family's needs. ***

Agatha Christie Biographies

Short Ones

Longer Ones

https://youtu.be/9h1YF80olfo

Mystery of Agatha’s Missing Days

Here are some theories about Agatha’s missing days. What do you think happened to the mystery madam?

Cracking the Christie Code

What made Mrs. Christie’s writing so interesting and addictive? Hundreds of writers have striven to decode her special gift. Here are a few videos about the Christie Code. Do you think her fame all boils down to math and patterns or was she just that talented? Let me know in the comments below. I’d love to chat about it.

Prefer paperbacks and books?

I love the kids’ book above. The illustrations are light-hearted and intriguing. It’s a great intro to Mrs. Christie.

While there are many other amazing mystery authors, Agatha Christie trumps all of them in sales and popularity. Her story beats are clear and recognizable. Her twists are fun, expected, and yet relatable. Making her one of the best authors to dissect and discover on the journey to writing your own murder mysteries.

Have fun discovering Agatha Christie’s world of clues and conspiracies.

God Bless and Write on,

Sarah

Did you know I write and publish mysteries of my own? Wanna see why I write mysteries? Watch the video below. 🙂

Interested in more mystery writing tips and tricks. Get a peek at what I used to teach my students how to write killer murder mysteries and more. Go to the post below. I’ll see you there.

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