The best novels of Agatha Christie

The murder of Roger Ackroyd

The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, written by English novelist Agatha Christie, is the best crime novel of all time, as voted by the British Association of Crime Writers. (Hercule Poirot), whose character was created by Agatha Christie and relied on his presence in many of her works.

and then there Were None

The novel Then There Were None (And Then There Were None) written by Agatha Christie is considered the most famous mysterious novel ever, and the novel is considered one of the best-selling books in the world, with more than 100 million copies sold, and Agatha Christie described the work as the most difficult work she has ever written. She wrote it. Publications International lists the novel as the seventh most popular and best-selling book worldwide.

Crime on the Orient Express

Murder on the Orient Express, written by Agatha Christie, is considered one of her most famous detective works, and it is considered one of the greatest mysterious novels written by the English writer. It is worth noting that this novel has been turned into a movie more than once. The last of which was in 2017 AD, when the work was embodied in the movie (Murder on the Orient Express) directed by (Kenneth Branagh), and the famous actor (Johnny Depp) participated in the work.

Death on the Nile

The novel Death on The Nile written by Agatha Christie is considered one of the best works of the English writer, and the novel is classified as one of the exciting mysteries about the issue of love, jealousy, and betrayal. It enabled her to know and describe the geographical and historical details remarkably.