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detectivepauljohn 29 Oct 08 at 8 a.m. GMT

Are you an adult/teen/kid who currently loves Agatha Christie till the end? I am a teen how about you?

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de_misteri 10 Nov 11 at 2:54 a.m. GMT

I'm turning 14 in about 2 weeks :) I've been obsessing over A.C for about a year, on my birthday it all started when I had a murder party, and I watched Death on the Nile to get character ideas! I want to collect as many books as possible!

LauraPoirot 16 Jun 11 at 12:58 p.m. GMT

I'm 14! And A.C. is my favourite since... well... a couple of years

but I started with the film murder in the orient express. half a year later I was also obsessed with the books. My best friend, too. I could infect her with reading them but my second friend doesn't understand why we love reading classics.

@ ArlenaSMarshall: I'm just preparing a book presentation for school 'bout five little pigs!

binki 02 Apr 09 at 2:27 p.m. GMT

Hi,I am 15 and i start reading four year ago

ArlenaSMarshall 29 Mar 09 at 10:48 p.m. GMT

Dindda-

You're not boring me. I thought I was boring you!!! Have you read 5 little pigs? I just watched the movie and I thought it was good. I'll probably read next once I finish The Murder of Roger Ackroyd.

DinddaPoirotLover 29 Mar 09 at 6:28 p.m. GMT

Sorry for not replying earlier, but thanks for the suggestions.

ArlenaSMarshall-

Thanks. I went to a bookstore and bought ( well, to be fair, my dad actually did the the buying ) And Then There Were None and Murder On The Orient Express. I read Murder On The Orient Express first and I have re-read it at least ten times. ( I knew the ending, as I have already watched the film adaptation with Albert Finney ) When I read And Then There Were None, I was desperate to find out the identity of the murderer.

I guess I am boring you all to tears. I'll stop... NOW.

ArlenaSMarshall 27 Mar 09 at 10:33 p.m. GMT

Dindda-

I strongly reccomend you read And Then There Were None. It's her absolute best novel hands down.

ArlenaSMarshall 27 Mar 09 at 10:31 p.m. GMT

Hi-

I'm a teen and I just started reading her novels. WOW are they good!

lava 24 Mar 09 at 4:38 a.m. GMT

I am 13 and started reading agatha christie when i was 12. avery close friend of my mom gifted me mrs mcginty's dead and since then i just love AC. I also like Paulo cohelo and Harry potter.

sapphire_arisa 24 Mar 09 at 3:59 a.m. GMT

I'm 13. So I think I'm between an adult and a kid. I started loving Agatha since I was 10 or younger. Agatha Christie is the best mystery writer ever!!!!!!

Madeleinn 19 Jan 09 at 3:39 a.m. GMT

waw! I thought it would be one of the youngest! that good that so many teens, thanks detectivepauljohn for recommending this book! I want to read it XD! kisses.

Japp164 18 Jan 09 at 4:17 p.m. GMT

I am a teen who has only been reading for a year but Im obsessed with them just as much as anyone else here...ok well almost as oobsessed...

Lone_Wolf 07 Jan 09 at 10:47 a.m. GMT

I'm 18. My Christie obsession started at 13.

cinnamonhead 06 Jan 09 at 11:30 p.m. GMT

My first book was "And then there was None." I read it in high school, but here in New York channel 11 would always show the original movie, so I could compare the ending with the book. I am now 41 and have most of her books and movies, nothing is better on a rainy day than a visit with Miss Marple Or Poirot!

bear11 31 Dec 08 at 2:27 p.m. GMT

I'm 11 and I started Acs last year. I'm really enjoying them and I'm very grateful 2 my aunt who gave me all the ones she had when she was little.(a lot)

Det13jack 28 Dec 08 at 7:03 p.m. GMT

I'm 14 and I started reading Agatha Christie when I was 12. The book was in my school library. It was "The ABC Murders".

Holly 17 Dec 08 at 4:27 p.m. GMT

I started reading AC when I felt I had outgrown 'The Famous Five'. I'm not sure how old I was then, but I'm 28 (nearly 29) now and still love rereading the books over and over again, especially the Poirot books. I also like to listen to the audio books.

I think 'The Mysterious Affair at Styles' is a good book to start with, being the first Poirot.

marmalade_sunrise 11 Dec 08 at 8:31 p.m. GMT

Oh well sorry dindda, but I'm certain that in the UK you would still have an easy time finding Christie novels at the library, even if the system works differently.

DinddaPoirotLover 11 Dec 08 at 4:32 p.m. GMT

Thanks everyone, for your suggestions. I know most of the names, but not alot about them, so I wanted to ask here. marmalade sunrise, I am not in the US, I live in the UK.

detectivepauljohn 11 Dec 08 at 9:57 a.m. GMT

marmalade_sunrise

I also like the Murder at the Vicarage. My fave detective is also Hercule Poirot. I love David Suchet being the famous Hercule Poirot.

marmalade_sunrise 11 Dec 08 at 7:17 a.m. GMT

...hey to dinddapoirotlover...check the library. You can even check the library search engine and find all the Christie mysteries that are in the entire county -not just your local branch where you live- if you are in the United States.