The Quest For a Great Thesis

Hello Everyone! I am scrambling to choose the right thesis for my paper, and I would really love your help! As I wrote a blog post reflecting on the topics that have interested me the most from English class, I narrowed them down to claiming that nonfiction should be formally considered as a genre of literature and arguing that there is a limit to which poetry should be analyzed before you actually lose its theme. I framed these in different formats as shown below:

Winnie the Pooh in 5 thesis statements

Alright folks, I'll keep this short and to the point. I'm writing an English paper and I would LOVE some feedback on which of these thesis statements seems to work out best.

You could also tell me that none of them work but I'd really appreciate a why so I can figure out what to do to fix them. Also if you think I need to rethink my whole paper premise, that opinion would also be greatly appreciated if expounded upon.

I wrote 5 different types of statements.

The Last Lecture (comments please?)

I originally reviewed The Last Lecture for reading purposes, but I think it's going to be the subject of my paper for a lit class. I've asked my roommates and friends for their feedback, and would love your opinions

Thesis of Bond's generation and our generation.

This post will be dedicated to five different thesis statements based on the content and the claims I made in one of  my earlier blog posts. It would be helpful to review that blog post before reading this as it references some of the background information used to come up with my thesis statements and it connects them to the Bond novels. The purpose of posting these thesis statements is to help me prepare for writing a paper for my Literature Interpretation class. So feedback would be much appreciated.