Agatha Christie By: Brittney Hummel Modern Age Free

Agatha Christie By: Brittney Hummel

Modern Age Free schooling for everyone There were social welfare programs Cold war just ended Women were allowed to vote also allowed to have jobs

World War I ! World War 1, it started in August 1914 and ended in November 1918 Seven Million died and Five Million were injured Some poets Write during this time period

World War I Cont…. One poet was Robert Graves He was Born in 1895 and died in 1985 Beauty in Trouble Beauty in trouble flees to the good angel On whom she can rely To pay her cab-fare, run a steaming bath, Poultice her bruised eye; Will not at first, whether for shame or caution, Her difficulty disclose; Until he draws a cheque book from his plumage, Asking her how much she owes; (Breakfast in bed: coffee and marmalade, Toast, eggs, orange-juice, After a long, sound sleep - the first since when? - And no word of abuse.) Loves him less only than her saint-like mother, Promises to repay His loans and most seraphic thoughtfulness A million-fold one day. Beauty grows plump, renews her broken courage And, borrowing ink and pen, Writes a news-letter to the evil angel (Her first gay act since when?): The fiend who beats, betrays and sponges on her, Persuades her white is black, Flaunts vespertilian wing and cloven hoof; And soon will fetch her back. Virtue, good angel, is its own reward: Your dollars were well spent. But would you to the marriage of true minds Admit impediment? Robert Graves

Thesis Agatha Christie is a very famous Author who has changed many people lives. Even though it was very tough for her to get where she did, she still tired no matter what the situation was, never giving up and letting people discourage her

About Agatha Her Full name is Agatha May Clarissa Miller Born 1890 in Devon England Born to the Parents of Fredrick and Clara Miller Her Dad died when she was 11 due to 32 minor heart attacks

School She did not attend school until she was sixteen She attended school in Paris where she studied music She looked to music to express who she was

How Writing Got Started Her mom had introduced her to writing Her mom loved mysteries and was curious about the unknown Agatha got her great ideas from these kind of stories

The Beginning Of Her Life She Married at the age of 24 She married a flight pilot named Archibald Christie They had a child together named Rosalind In 1914 He joined WWI Agatha wanted to help in the War She worked as a Nurse in the Pharmacy

Her First Piece And More Working there inspired her to write Mystery Novels Most of her books were based on times during the War She Wrote 80 mystery novels Some of the novels where come tell me now, The Hollow and The Body In The Library She sold over two billion copies in forty five different languages Only thing to ever out sell her is Shakespeare and the Bible

=] Helping Out =] World War II was just starting and Agatha wanted to help out again. Since Max was away for war she had opened up her house as a children’s shelter

Becoming Famous Her books and plays she wrote starting appearing on television 1950 she reached her Highest popularity. Radio and television gave her so much fame that she was the most read writer worldwide

Passed Away Before she passed away Queen Elizabeth named her Dame of the British Empire in 1871 She died January 12, 1976 She was buried in a small Church Publisher had a quote that truly described who she was “Posed in the supreme measure one mark of literary greatness’ Agatha once said “The happy people are failures because they are on such good terms with themselves they don’t give a damn.”