How many Christie's have you read?

[Blackraven]

Around 20-25

[Santi]

I've read 16! ^^

[Laurin]

Approximately 20.

[Farah]

I've read Murder in Mesopotamia. But I really want to read more.

[Peter]

Every book except for "When the Light Lasts and Other Stories."

[Nirvana]

well ive already read 15

[Mitali]

I've read them all. Well, not her romance novels or autobiography (not my cup of tea), but all her mystery novels and short stories.

[Erin]

17 so far but there are definitely alot more that I want to read.

[Bhanuj]

I have read 5 so far but I pledge to read all of her mystery books by the end of 2014

[Carolyn F.]

Wow Jumsumtak! With us going through the books and reading one a month, it's taking 7 years. Good luck!

[Mel]

+60 I used to have a list of all her titles so I could cross off the ones I read from the library. That was years ago. Last year I made the same list and started my own Christie's collection and so far I own 35 of her books.

[Katherine]

I have 61 Christie mysteries, I counted them yesterday, so, I think I've read 61!

[Carolyn F.]

Mel wrote: "+60 I used to have a list of all her titles so I could cross off the ones I read from the library. That was years ago. Last year I made the same list and started my own Christie's collection and so..."

Mel, we have a list actually called THE LIST https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/... that names all of the books by order of publication. In fact, we've been reading a book a month in order of publication for a couple of years now. You can use that list if you'd like to keep track once again.

[Katherine]

Brian wrote: "I've just started reading Christie this month having never read her before. I must say that I've been really missing out. Enjoying them very much, I'm just about to finish my forth book this month."

You have so much enjoyable reading ahead of you! Happy reading!

[Carolyn F.]

I'm glad you've discovered her Brian. :)

[Martha]

Well, a few days ago, I went to my Agatha Christie's bookshelf (yes, I have a bookshelf only for her books) and, as I already knew, with my collection completed, I only have one book that I didn't read yet. Now, I'm sad, the moment I finish that book, there is no more books of A. C. :(

[Carolyn F.]

It is sad to finish an author or a series. Re-reads are fun but new fresh reading is much better. :(

[Dolly]

I'm up to 33, but I want to read them all.

[Asti]

According to the THE LIST, I've read them all.
But there are a few I don't quite remember.
Now I'm happy to have a very valid reason to read them again :D

[Carolyn F.]

Congrats Asti!

[Mel]

Mel, we have a list actually called THE LIST https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/... that names all of the books by order of publication. In fact, we've been reading a book a month in order of publication for a couple of years now. You can use that list if you'd like to keep track once again.

Thanks for the info!

[Indiabookstore]

I've read them all. And I keep re-reading them.

[Goose]

39. Mostly novels and a couple short story collections.

[Meetasha]

52 until now.

[Indiabookstore]

I just finished Roger Ackroyd again. What a brilliant book.

[Courtney Styles]

I just finished "Murder in Mesepotamia" It was AWESOMER
THAN AWESOME!!!!!!!

[Tommy]

20 + Witness For the Prosecution.

[[deleted user]]

I've read only 4 so far and I just borrowed 5 more in the library today.

Does anyone know how many Christie's books there are in total?

[Carolyn F.]

We have THE LIST!! https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/... that lists the books in publication date order. I know that it's takes about 7 years to finish her books reading one book a month :)

[Renee]

I loved The Secret Adversary Una. I've only read the first three so far, but I love Tommy and Tuppence!

[Katherine]

Una wrote: "I read four novel written by Agatha Christie:
1.And Then There Were None
2.Death on the Nile
3.Murder on the Orient Express
and 4.Lord Edgware Dies;
Today I'm going to start reading The Secret Adve..."

Una, Murder On the Orient Express is one of my favorites!

[Edward]

All of them, multiple times. I have her entire works in chronological order on my bookshelves, including her words as Mary Westmacott.

I have also read her biographies and that of Max Mallowan.

[Carolyn F.]

Wow Edward! Did you like her Mary Westmacott? A lot of people think they're just okay.

[Christina, but with tea]

I'm afraid I've only read one so far. Murder is Easy. I'm currently reading Murder at the Vicarage, though. I have a rather obsessive nature so over the past months I've been building up my Christie ebook collection. I look forward to reading more. :)

[Carolyn F.]

I think that's great Christina - because it will be new for you.

[Ecem]

Only 20 :( but my goal is to finish them all.

[Carolyn F.]

That's mine too Ecem - before I die :)

[Denis Joplin]

I've read 73 so far. Like Ecem and Carolyn F. I want to read them all and this year I wanted to finish the ones I haven't yet read; however, I don't think I will make it! but I'm not in a hurry.

I have to thank my auntie for my interest in Christie as she gave her whole collection when she bought new books with a better binding. I still have all those books, but now that I can speak (or, actually, read) English I rather read them in the original version.

[kento]

I've only read 11 books so far

[Anne]

I've only read 12... soon to be 13 (am currently reading 1).

Mainly Poirot and in no order whatsoever...

[Helle]

I'm on 31 and counting.

[Carolyn F.]

I'm 62 but there are a lot I'm not sure if I read or not so it might be higher. This was before I had Goodreads to help me keep track.

[Aarti]

I've read all the Poirot ones and few Marple and others.

[Konstantina]

Jonathan wrote: "As well as I can remember 21. Plus, I have read her first Collection of Poirot short stories twice. Has anyone noticed that she almost exactly mimicked Doyle's Holmes character and setting in those..."

She was a great fan of Doyle. I also think that there are some similarities, i am not sure if she mimicked though.
I read 40 or more books by Christie, including her Autobiography and The Rose and the Yew tree under the nickname Mary Westmacott, which was different, a tragedy novel. I also have read a small book by her "The Last Seance", it was quite strange with a metaphysical aspect. She was a brilliant writer, she gave me such a thrill and i like her perception of human nature.

[Nomisha]

All :) Amazing to see how prolific she was!

[Maria]

I lost count - but if not all, then MOST!

[Oscar]

In Spanish all of them but problems at pollensa. My intention is read all of them in English next year

[Carolyn F.]

That's a lot of books for one year Oscar :)

[Maggie]

all of them, repeatedly. :-)

[Carolyn F.]

Someday I'll be part of your group Maggie :(