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The Brontes and Agatha Christie
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The Bronte sisters were 19th century English novelists whose works are still widely read. Agatha Christie wrote detective stories read all over the world and also the long-running West End play The Mousetrap. Ian Fleming's books introduced the character James Bond.
Memory tip: Bronte sisters (19th c. novelists); Agatha Christie (detective stories, The Mousetrap).
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Agatha Christie is best known for writing which kind of stories?
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