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Agatha Christie is a famous detective
Agatha Christie
I think everybody have heard about her name at least one time. But who is Agatha Christie? And what is she famous for?
Childhood
Agatha Christie is a famous detective fiction writer who was born on 15 september 1890 in England. Agatha was a really good singer and pianist but she was too shy to performer in front of people. If she haven’t been so shy maybe she would have been famous singer and pianist instead of being a famous writer.
Agatha had always loved to read. She learnd herself to read when she where five years old. Even if Agathas sister got to go to school Agathas mother decide that Agatha would not.
Family
Agathas dad died when Agatha was 11 years old. After the father death Clara started to travel a lot in the world. And she took Agatha with her everytime. That made Agatha and her mother very closed to each other.
1912 Agatha meet Archie Christie. Archie was the one who would become Agathas first husband. They married 1914 on Chrismas Eve.
5th august 1919 came Agathas only daughter Rosalind. Agathas happiness was complete but seven years later her mother Clara died and her husband Archie left Agatha for another woman. Agatha was really depressed after everything and she also disappear in 11 days. The police found her on a hotel in her ex. husband wife’s name. Agatha started to travel a lot again and in

Agatha Christes most famous main characters is Miss Marple and Mr. Poirot. She have write a lot of books about them solves crimes.
Miss Marple
Miss Marple is an old lady, who live and have always lives alone. Miss Marple is really good at solving crimes and she always solves everything before the police do. Its not often the police wanna have Miss Marples help but in the end when she have solved the crime they are really happy about it. You don’t think an old lady who looks like a grandmother could be so good detective as Miss

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