HELP PLEASE! 15 POINTS!!
Write a 3–4 paragraph essay that discusses the many ways you find your life and Anne’s life similar and different, you will also answer: why it is important to read this book? There is no word limit, but I do need paragraphs with at least 4-6 sentences. Make sure your grammar and spelling are correct.
• Discuss how you and Anne are alike, how are you different and Address and answer why this book is important to read.
o A clear, and arguable, thesis statement that relates to the essay prompt.
o 3-4 paragraphs (1 paragraph intro, 1 about how you alike and how you are different, 1 paragraph about why this book is important and conclusion)
o 3-5 sentences per paragraph
o Grammar and spelling

Model Outline:
Intro: include your thesis and hook statement (3 sentences min)

First paragraph: address how you feel you and Anne are the same.
1. Include at least one journal entry that provides evidence

Second paragraph: address how you and Anne are different.
1. Include at least one journal entry that provides evidence

Third paragraph: address why this book is still important to read today.
1. Include at least one journal entry that provides evidence

Answer: Question can't be answered but I can give some intell.

Explanation: The question is asking to state how you and Anne's life are similar and different. You have to give debate how YOU and ANNE'S life are similar and different after you have read ths story. Your answers can't be wrong because its your life but the format on how you do your essay can be. Make sure to use grammar and all the other things it states to do.

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