The essay titled "The Enduring Appeal of Agatha Christie" is quite well done in two aspects; it follows the essay structure to the dot, and it does not stray from the topic. That said, this essay is lacking in many ways. The introduction is done well following the "general to thesis" format, however, though the essay is about Agatha Christie being the best female mystery writer, it makes no mention of any other female mystery writers except Christie. Without any competition, Christie wins the "Best female mystery writer award" by default, making the entire essay completely unnecessary. Another problem is the body paragraphs. They are supposed to prove that her characters are compelling, her settings nostalgic, and her sense of morality resounding,
