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Agata Christie was born on September 15, 1890 in Torquay, Devon in the South West part of England.
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She was an English crime novelist, short story writer, and playwright.
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His name is Coronell Archibald is a Royal flying corps pilot.
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On the 5th August 1919 Agatha gave birth to their only daughter, Rosalind.
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First novel is The Mysterius Affair at Styles in 1920, the story focused on the murder of a rich heress and introduced readers to one of Christie's most famous characters Belgian Detective: Hercule Poirot.
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Christie divorced Archibal in 1928, after Archie feel in love with a friend of the family, Nancy.
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In 1930, she married archaelogy professor Max Mallowan.
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The Mousetrap opened in 1951 at the Ambassador theatre and it holds the record for the longest unbroken run in a London Theatre.
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In 1971 she made her last public apereance for the opening night of the play version of Murder on The Orient Express. Christie was made a dame in 1971.
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Agatha Christie died in January 17, 1976,
