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2 years ago

How are the settings alike in “Ginger disappears” and “The Shrinking banana”

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The settings are alike in “Ginger disappears” and “The Shrinking banana" as they illustrate where the story took place.

<h3>What is a setting?</h3>

It should be noted that settings simply means the time and place that a story takes place.

In this case, the settings are alike in “Ginger disappears” and “The Shrinking banana" as they illustrate where the story took place.

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