I’ve always loved to read. Ever since I learned how to make sense of those symbols we call letters and create words, I’ve liked reading.
One day, though, back in 5th grade, one of my best friends borrowed me one book – Agatha Christie‘s And Then There Were None (back then it had another name, I’m sure most of you know about this). I was in love. I read it in one night. By the time I turned 21, I believe I’d read at ninety-five percent of her work.
Mrs. Christie was my first literary idol. The five books listed here rank are a few of my all time favorite, and the ones whose plots and twist are the most vivid in my mind, more than 20 years later. They’re also the ones I’ve read at least three times (with the exception of Crooked House, which I’ve read difficulty finding a new copy).
The five books:
What about you, fellow reader? What is your favorite Agatha Christie book?
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I love seeing your 5 fave Christie books, Vera. I have only read one, Endless Night, and really enjoyed it. I have a paperback copy of And Then There Were None and can’t wait to get to it. Have you read the Roger Ackroyd one? I hear that is very very good, and I want to get to that one too. Will check out the other 4 you have listed as well. Great post!
Christine
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Christine, The Murder of Roger Ackroyd is also a great one.
You must read And Then There Were None and tell me what you think of it. It’s such a classic!
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My fav is The Murder of Roger Ackroyd 🙂 I actually have always meant to read And Then There Were None but never got to it…
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And Then There Were None and Murder In The Orient Express are classics! Everyone should read them. 🙂
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