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LITERARY NARRATIVE ESSAY         1
LITERACY NARRATIVE ESSAY         6
LITERACY NARRATIVE
Table of Contents
Introduction    3
Main Body    3
References    6
Introduction
The literacy narrative essay is the type of essay, which acts as a bridge between the writer and the writer’s past memory. This essay will try to point out the difference between the literacy narratives with that of the other piece of writings. This essay will also answer how the literacy narrative essays are able to take the writer down the walk of memory lane. The essay will also try to answer why it is important for people to write a literacy narrative once in their lifetime.
Thesis
    My story about learning new story is driven by the combined action of social influences and historical implications.
Main Body
The literacy narrative essays can be defined as an essay which gives the opportunity to the students even the adults to write rather vividly describes the bond they share with the course of studying. Through the help of a literacy narrative essay the memory of an individual refreshes about how that individual was able to start writing, reading and gained the knowledge of language (Chamrat, Manokarn, & Thammaprateep, 2019).
Education is something that shapes the individuals to become a person who the individual is at present. I did not have the ability to learn new language. However, I was unfortunate to have visited a locality where I was unaware of the local linguistic trend. Initially, we did not go out, as we would not be able to undergo conversation with the people of our community. Many people got the basic knowledge of reading and writing but could not utilize it in their life hence they are far beyond the race of life. When mentioned above about walking down the memory lane, a literacy narrative actually encourages the people to relive their childhood days when they were very small and their connection with reading and writing was building rather at a fragile stage (Stewart, Coombs, Fecho & Hawley, 2019).
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