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Kate writes :-
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For my extended essay, I chose the theme of Childhood. I chose this topic because I was very interested in it and I had recently read many novels that I thought would be good to compare. I didn’t want to choose a subject that I would get bored of easily or one that I would end up hating when I was working on it. Each has a similar background of war and the changes that come with it but they all have th
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Read her full essay here.
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