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Mystery · 1946 · G

Come, tell me how you live

by Agatha Christie

Agatha Christie's memoir of accompanying her husband on archaeological digs in Syria — full of warmth and dry British wit.

ForAll agesGenreMysteryLength224 pagesRead time~6 hours

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No substance use

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Warmly observed memoir of archaeological expeditions and a very particular British way of life

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A delightful travel memoir about Christie's years joining her husband Max Mallowan on his archaeological digs in Syria and Iraq in the 1930s. Charming, funny, and entirely appropriate for all ages.

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