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Agatha Christie’s personal memoirs about her travels to Syria and Iraq in the 1930s with her archaeologist husband Max Mallowan, where she worked on the digs and wrote some of her most evocative novels.

Think you know Agatha Christie? Think again!

To the world she was Agatha Christie, legendary author of bestselling whodunits. But in the 1930s she wore a different hat, travelling with her husband, renowned archaeologist Max Mallowan, as he investigated the buried ruins and ancient wonders of Syria and Iraq. When friends asked what this strange ‘other life’ was like, she decided to answer their questions by writing down her adventures in this eye-opening book.

Described by the author as a ‘meandering chronicle of life on an archaeological dig’, Come, Tell Me How You Live is Agatha Christie's very personal memoir of her time spent in this breathtaking corner of the globe, living among the working men in tents in the desert where recorded human history began. Acclaimed as ‘a pure pleasure to read’, it is an altogether remarkable and increasingly poignant narrative, a fascinating, vibrant and vivid portrait of everyday life in a world now long since vanished.

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Agatha Christie

Agatha Christie é a escritora policial mais famosa do mundo. Entre as suas criações destacam-se dois detetives: o excêntrico Hercule Poirot e a velhinha Miss Marple. Os seus livros são os mais vendidos de sempre e estão publicados em mais de cem línguas. Muitos deles foram adaptados com enorme sucesso ao cinema e televisão.

Em 2000, Agatha Christie foi considerada a Melhor Escritora de Livros Policiais do século XX pela Bouchercon World Mystery Convention, enquanto que os livros protagonizados por Hercule Poirot venceram na categoria de Melhor Série Policial do século XX.

Agatha Christie nasceu em 1890 e morreu em 1976, no Reino Unido. Porém, os seus mistérios e personagens continuam a encantar leitores de todas as idades, um pouco por todo o mundo.

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