It’s Agatha Christie week in England from Sept
15 to Sept. 22. She’s afforded
zillions of hours of escapism be it from reading one of her books, seeing her
famous play “Mouse Trap,” or watching one of the many movies that have been
made from her books. And of course there is her inspiring quote, “I like living. I have sometimes been
wildly, despairingly, acutely miserable, racked with sorrow, but through it all
I still know quite certainly that just to be alive is a grand thing.
If you can’t make it to the English Riviera to
celebrate Christie’s special week, try some of the following.
• Check out her website http://agathachristie.com
• The festival website offers lots of
interesting peaks into Christie’s world.
• Read one of her books. If you haven’t
read her autobiography, it’s very interesting and much different than her
mysteries.
• Watch one of the movies made from her book on-line
- The Sittaford Mystery (featuring Miss Marple)
- Lord Edgware Dies (featuring Poirot)
- Murder on the Orient Express (featuring
Poirot)
• Plan a Murder Mystery Party. Check out your local library for books on this topic. Lots of websites offer
scripts for a fee, depending on the number of players.
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