it is a little urgent Choose one specific time from your childhood and describe it in such away that the reader feels he/she was there with you, when the event or incident actually was unwinding or occurring. Then, reflect back on this time, sharing your more mature insights with the reader. It's a personal narrative, so it should be inspired by your life because you have to reflect on it. It doesn't have to be about a childhood memory - you could write about something that's happened to you as a teenager if you'd prefer. If you don't remember a lot of details about the memory, you may add some details from your imagination. 700 words - 1000 words...can anyone please help?
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