In this house; many of his masterpieces were made. Her house is where she stayed until her death. Christie seemed to take a lot of inspiration from nature and found ways to incorporate it into her novels whenever she could. Her unique writing style and the way she conveys her ideas has earned her the title "Queen of Crime." She paved the way for other female authors, not only for mystery, but for all genres. She helped show that there is nothing a woman can't do, especially if she works hard enough to achieve her goal. As the New Yorker puts it: “She tries to help the reader, or she pretends to” (Acocella 8). Agatha Christie died on 12 January 1976 of natural causes at the age of eighty-five at her home in Winterbrook, Oxfordshire ("Agatha Christie”,