Which Are the BEST Agatha Christie Novels?

For my tenth birthday, my mom bought me my first two Agatha Christie novels. While the rest of my classmates celebrated the end of school for the year (I have a June birthday), I sat at my desk devouring "Death Among the Pigeons," and then, after school let out, "Murder is Easy."

I've been a voracious Christie fan ever since. 

I have an almost-complete collection of Christie's works, and I read through it at least once or twice a year. I have read nearly every book of hers at least twenty times, and most, I would say, a minimum of fifty times. Some probably approach one to two hundred times. I also list Christie's autobiography, "An Autobiography" as one of the most influential books of my life. 

I recently decided to list out my favorite Christie novels, and I wanted to share this list with you all! With the help of this website, I have listed them out by main sleuth. (Please remember that most Christie novels have two titles - one title in the UK and one in the U.S. I have listed only one title per book in the list below.) Here goes:

Hercule Poirot:

The Murder of Roger Ackroyd

Murder on the Orient Express

Three Act Tragedy

Dumb Witness

Death on the Nile

Sad Cypress

Evil Under the Sun

Five Little Pigs

After the Funeral

Cat Among the Pigeons

Miss Marple:

Sleeping Murder 

A Murder Is Announced

4.50 from Paddington aka What Mrs McGillicuddy Saw.

The Mirror Crack’d from Side to Side

Tommy & Tuppence:

N or M?

Superintendent Battle:

The Secret of Chimneys

The Seven Dials Mystery 

Murder Is Easy

Towards Zero

Colonel Race:

Sparkling Cyanide

Mystery Novels:

And Then There Were None

Why Didn’t They Ask Evans?

Crooked House

Destination Unknown

Non-Fiction:

Come, Tell Me How You Live

An Autobiography

Any Christie fans out there, I would love to compare notes. Which are your favorites? Which would you include (or not include) in your personal list of favorites, and why?

Let me know!