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Agatha Christie an Autobiography

With all her success Agatha Christie was an intensely private person. Here at last she tells the story of her life.

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  • "Agatha Christie, an autobiography"@en
  • "Agatha Christie : an autobiography"@en
  • "Agatha Christie An autobiography"
  • "Agatha Christie"@en
  • "Agatha Christie"
  • "An autobiography"

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  • "Story of Agatha Christie's life - Happy childhood abroad and in Torquay - Early love life and first marriage to Colonel Christie - Pressures of the First World War - Setbacks of her early writing career - Gradual growth and astonishing success - Happy second marriage to the famous archaeologist Max Mallowan - Delight which this new profession brought into her life - Another career, the theatre - Her houses and gardens - Family."
  • "The autobiography of the queen of mystery, Agatha Christie."
  • "Story of Agatha Christie's life - Happy childhood abroad and in Torquay - Early love life and first marriage to Colonel Christie - Pressures of the First World War - Setbacks of early writing career - Growth and success - Happy second marriage to famous archaeologist Max Mallowan - Delight which his profession brought into her life - Another career, the theatre - Her houses and gardens - Family."
  • "With all her success Agatha Christie was an intensely private person. Here at last she tells the story of her life."@en
  • "Donation."
  • "Agatha Christie died on 12 January 1976, having become the best-selling novelist in history. Her autobiography, published in 1977 a year after her death, tells of her fascinating private life, from early childhood through two marriages and two World Wars, and her experiences both as a writer and on archaeological expeditions with her second husband, Max Mallowan. --from publisher description."@en
  • "Autobiography of one of the most widely read authors of mystery novels."
  • "Dame Agatha Christie sheds light on her secretive life and tells of her early years, her marriages and rise to success."@en
  • "Dame Agatha Christie sheds light on her secretive life and tells of her early years, her marriages and rise to success."
  • "Her story starts with her childhood in "Ashfield", the Miller family residence in Torquay on the southern coast of England. Hers was a delightful upbringing in the late Victorian period when customs, manners, and the family group were so very important in that upper-class society. Here is a nostalgic description of a time much removed from her later life."@en

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  • "Autobiographie"
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  • "Autobiographie - Formschlagwort"
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  • "Agatha Christie : An Autobiography"
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  • "En självbiografi"@sv
  • "En självbiografi"
  • "An autobiography. [Volumes I and II]"
  • "Agatha Christie an Autobiography"@en
  • "An autobiography, illustrated with photographs"
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  • "Agatha Christie: An Autobiography"
  • "An autobiography"
  • "An autobiography"@en
  • "Ann Autobiography"
  • "Agatha Christie, an autobiography"
  • "An Autobiography"
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  • "Agatha Christie : an autobiography"@en
  • "Agatha Christie : an autobiography"
  • "An autobiography : illustrated with photographs"

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