Her first book published in 1920, The Mysterious Affair at Styles. There, readers met Hercule Poirot, the eccentric Belgian detective with funny-looking moustache.

But Agatha' s books first attracted attention in 1926 when she published The Murder of Roger Ackroyd witch became published three times both 1945, 1971 and in 1984. Agatha made news herself when she disappeared for a few days after her husband wanted a divorce (she was soon found to be staying in a hotel under an alias). She and Archibald divorced in 1928 (he died in 1962). When she was around 40 she went on a holiday and visited e.g. I

Hercule Poirot is travelling on the famed Orient Express from Cairo to Calais, in the company of 14 other passengers. One of them, believing his life to be in peril, begs for the detective's assistance -- but to no avail, since he turns up dead the next morning. The train is stuck in deep snow, under circumstances that make it extremely unlikely that the murderer could have escaped.

Ingrid Bergman won an Academy Award as Best Supporting Actress.

Poirot takes on the investigation, one of the most convincing exercises of his primary investigative virtue, methodical neatness. The testimony of the passengers is collated, the evidence is examined, and the story rushes toward a truly thrilling climax.

raq where she met young archaeologist Max Mallowan, who was 14 years younger. They married in 1930 and Agatha Christie became Agatha Christie Mallowan.

During World War II Agatha worked in the dispensary of a University Collage Hospital in London. She often assisted her husband on excavation, e.g

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