Agatha Christie

Although I have not read it 'And then there were none' is said to be her best novel. 'The Murder of Roger Ackroyd' is her most controversial and also one of her best.

Among her works that I've read so far.. I would say "the big four" as her best...followed by "why didn't they asked evans" and "and then there were none"...I also enjoyed reading "the secret of chimneys" ^_^

While there has been much debate, without doubt Murder on the Orient Express is her most famous. It is my favourite a sheer thriller.

Christy is Scottish and means annointed and follower of Christ

In the series, Poirot's office is part of his home, located in the fictional Whitehaven Mansions. The real building is known as Florin Court. It is located on Charterhouse Square in London, on the eastern side of the park. Florin Court is just north of the Museum of London at London Wall. For those not familiar with London, Charterhouse Square is west of Goswell Road/Aldersgate Street & one block north of Beech Street. The address is Florin Court, Charterhouse Square, London EC1.

=Authors get paid based on how good the book turned out to be. For example: Cinderella author would get paid less than Twilight author. They also get it based on the amount of copies sold. The less sold, the less money they get paid. Some authors even get paid based on their fame. For example: J.K Rowling would get paid more than Mary Pope Osborne. J.K is more famous than Mary. You're welcome! =

I am not positively certain but I believe he was in Constantinople (Istanbul).

Agatha Christie's plot conforms to a crime fiction structure known as the 'clue puzzle'. The crime occurs in the opening stages of the plot. What distinguishes the clue puzzle from other crime fiction in that, from that point on, the reader is granted access to the same clues as the detective. This means, in theory, the answer to the novel's whodunit may be reasonably figured out my the reader. In Christie's novels, the plot ends in the denouement, in which the suspects are gathered together and the detective imparts the answer.

Agatha Christie developed the popular murder mystery format that we all know so well - the one where the detective gathers all the clues (and a few red herrings), then gets all the suspects together and reveals 'whodunnit'. She uses simple language, which means the reader can focus on the mystery, and not on trying to understand what she is saying. Also, she is the most published author in the world. Only the bible and Shakespeare have sold more copies. She has had her books translated into more languages than any other author.

Yes, "And Then There Were None" by Agatha Christie is written in third person limited point of view, focusing on the perspective and thoughts of multiple characters but not revealing the thoughts of all characters in the story.

Hercule Poirot asks each passenger to write something in order to analyze their handwriting and observe any potential clues or inconsistencies that may help him in solving the mystery. Additionally, it allows him to study the individual characteristics of each passenger's writing style, providing insight into their personalities and potential motives.

Here are some excellent vocabulary words from Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None:

austere, adroit, aversion, ascend, assuage, capricious, desultory, evasive, futile, fraternize, impromptu, inert, laconic, malevolence, monotonous, maudlin, replete, sagacious, scrupulous, surreptitious, tumultuous, tacit, vehement, verisimilitude

In some instances the people recived letters which appeared to be from people they actually know, other times they were employed by the owners and were probably gald of the work. Also 'Ni**er Island' was famous and beautiful so being given a chance to work/stay there would have been very 'cool'.

Authors' earnings can vary widely depending on factors like book sales, royalties, advances, and the author's fame. On average, authors receive a royalty of 10-15% on each book sold, while advances can range from a few thousand dollars to millions for well-known authors. Some authors also earn money through speaking engagements, merchandise, and adaptations of their work.

Hugh Fraiser plays the part of Captain Hastings in the series Poirot.

Hercule Poirot, the fictional Belgian detective created by Agatha Christie, lived in England primarily and had a residence in Whitehaven Mansions, London. He is known for his meticulous nature and distinctive personality traits, such as his impressive mustache and attention to detail.

Agatha Christie was raised in the Anglican faith but she wasn't particularly religious and her beliefs evolved over time. She had an interest in spirituality and the supernatural, which is evident in some of her works.

Flat monotonous voice

Pale

ghostlike

Light, shifting eyes

Nervous

Frightened

Frail

Nice

Maid

Cook

Brought about death of Jennifer Brady

Torquay, a coastal town in Devon, England.

Agatha Christie was made a Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire in 1971 for her contributions to literature. She was recognized for her prolific writing career, particularly for her detective novels featuring iconic characters like Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple. Christie's novels have had a lasting impact on the crime fiction genre.

Agatha Christie's Marple is a television series that is broadcasted on the British ITV network, and is based on novels by Agatha Christie. The name comes from the Miss Marple novels, but the series only features few episodes that are actually based on the books. All other episodes are largely based on other works by Agatha Christie.

it was Gnossienne No.1 by Erik Satie

All 12 of them do because he was the killer of daisy Armstrong and that were all very close to the Armstrong family so they took it onto themselves to solve it and stab him.

Yes, he was an assassin. After many years of hunting down people, he decided to join the Television industry. However, he is still a secret assassin, even if he is a ghost. He uses his awesome ghostly gun to kill people.

9780062073884 is the serial number for Harper Paperback version published in 2011.

The character of Hercule Poirot was written by Agatha Christie to be of Belgian nationality.