Agatha Annotated: Investigating the Books of the 1920s: Obscure Terms and Historical References in the Works of Agatha Christie

If you're a fan of Agatha Christie's timeless mystery novels, but find yourself getting lost in the unfamiliar references, then it's time to enhance your reading experience with "Agatha Annotated: Investigating the Books of the 1920s." Delve into the quaint English customs, Poirot's French expressions, quirky British slang, and post-World War I lifestyles that bring Christie's stories to life.

With over 1800 meticulously researched terms and 347 French phrases from Hercule Poirot himself, this glossary by history buff and Christie enthusiast Kate Gingold is a must-have companion for any Christie fan. Each term comes with a detailed definition and its location within the stories, making it easier than ever to fully immerse yourself in Christie's world.

Unlock the secrets within Christie's first decade of mysteries with nearly 200 beautifully illustrated terms and in-depth insights into her first eleven books. Embrace a deeper understanding of the context of these century-old words and phrases, and rediscover the magic of Agatha Christie's literary masterpieces.

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