Agatha Christie said of (her) life: "You don't recognize the truly important moments in your life until it's too late." This quote means that Agatha Christie's life was structured in such a way that even the worst things that happened had a reason, and inevitably led her to the top and her lasting legacy. Despite Agatha Christie's bad marriage to her cheating husband and inability to go to school, Christie sold more books than any other writer except Shakespeare and the Bible. No matter how much success and recognition he got, he continued to improve on what seems like perfection in his novels. Her ability to draw such success from such a background and continually write outside the box has been an inspiration to women and authors who perhaps were intimidated or scared to pursue their dreams and careers since the late 1960s. 90 until the end of the 70s. Christie's mother believed in an educational theory that a child's mind should be left alone to receive its own impressions, which supports why Christie didn't go to school. Agatha Christie said: “One of the luckiest things that can happen to you in life is, I think, to have a happy childhood.” Whether Agatha Christie is calling her childhood happy and showing contentment or is emphasizing her opinion and wishing to having one and is envious of anyone who has had one, is a mystery. However she saw her childhood, it influenced her writing styles and her intense legacy she left behind. She never had to experience the guidelines set in school and she wrote as she wanted, which really differs from other authors and playwrights Even though she didn't go to school, her mother encouraged her to continue writing made the pure mystery novel form concise, setting a bar that is unlikely to ever be bettered. She recreated the mystery in her name so that people would have to write like her and she didn't need to try to write like anyone else, which made her. allowed her to remain true to herself. As Agatha Christie's name is known everywhere, her books have been translated into over 100 languages ​​creating a worldwide success for a girl who had a not so perfect past which made her a worldwide success story. In conclusion, as time passed, Agatha Christie's ingenuity began to decline and her battle among readers began to become simpler, but not predictable in any way. Essentially, as Agatha got worse, so did her complexity. But his legacy still lives on thanks to his complex plots and the famous play The Mousetrap which has the title of longest running.