Heads-up: when you click on a book and you get to the end of the page, there's a TINY link at the bottom, below the ad (or where an ad would be, if you have adblocker) that says "next page". You'll need a magnifying glass, but it's there if you look hard enough.
LINK. https://blog.maxpay.org/category/agatha-christie/ (all 84 of her works are available!)
forget the Bahamas, have you been to the home of Agatha Christie. The online home, I mean. The site that says "home of Agatha Christie" at the top. It's got so many resources - FIRST, you have a complete and comprehensive list of not only the murder mysteries she wrote, but the plays, the short stories, and the un-murder mysteries (eg, Mary Westmacott). You can filter these by detective, and you can also filter them by A-Z or first published. Scroll down to the bottom of the page and you can DOWNLOAD A HERCULE POIROT READING LIST or a Miss Marple reading list, OR A COMPLETE AGATHA CHRISTIE READING LIST!
It gets better. They have multiple reading lists. Some way more personalized ones, some way more quirky ones, and some way more cool ones.
You can also look through the film and TV section, which is exactly what you'd expect, a full list of all the adaptions made so far. You can also visit their YouTube channel. What they do there, and whether it's as cool and helpful as their website, I have no idea.
There is also a list of characters that she has in her stories. I was surprised to find that Inspector Japp, Superintendent Battle, Captain Hastings, and Colonel Race aren't on there. I thought for sure they'd make the list before Harley Quin or Parker Pyne did because they're such notable, well-known characters. At least in Colonel Race's case, since he actually has (what, four?) books where he stars as the detective.
And at the very bottom you can sign up for their newsletter.
Come, see, and conquer the world of Agatha Christie, you won't regret it.
If you ever want to read all of them and you need a(n almost) comprehensive list, wiki fandoms have you covered. The Agatha Christie wikia fandom has a list, complete with links, US and UK collections, and two comments! It doesn't include Problem At Pollensa Bay, The Harlequin Tea Set, Magnolia Blossom, or Next to a Dog.
LINK. https://agathachristie.fandom.com/wiki/List_of_short_stories_by_Agatha_Christie
UPDATE: I found another, actually comprehensive list that is far more helpful and has filters you can add to narrow it down to what type of short story you'd like to read. It's the official Agatha Christie site, which means it's the official short story list.
LINK. https://www.agathachristie.com/stories?format=short-story&character=all
I'm hoping in the near future to have each of these available here, but for now you'll have to go somewhere else to read her short stories for free. I'll be putting a list of links together someday soon while I slowly add onto my collection of free books available on here.
Free resource, you can read all 91 works of Agatha Christie's here, as well as choose which format to read them in (epub, mobi, pdf, online, etc)
I used the website to read One, Two, Buckle My Shoe in PDF format, it's not a scam site, just hard to get around lol I wouldn't suggest using the read online option, the format is a bit wonky and it's hard to flip pages. It's broken up weirdly and I have a hard time following what's going on. Your best bet would be PDF, but if they don't have that option for the book you're look at, I would probably look elsewhere. I tried both the epub and mobi format and it took me to a 404 error page.
Though it might be my wifi because there's a thunderstorm going on right now, and when I tried to get back to the main page of the website, it took me to the same error page so I give up.
LINK. https://ebooks.darknetproxy.com/index.php?page=3&id=9289&db=0
(another list of Agatha Christies you can read, for free, completely legally. This is not a comprehensive list, but still includes links to the books you can legally read for free: https://bonafidebookworm.com/read-agatha-christie-books-online-free/)
Another link:
I haven't checked, so I have no idea, but the link below might have all of her books. I glanced through the list and there are a lot there, but a lot as in there were about 10 on that first page - so they might have all 80+ or they might not.
LINK. https://arounddate.com/category/books/christie-agatha/
