English, 30.01.2021 04:00 jeffcarpenter
Why is it important to include your message (or lesson learned) when writing a historical narrative?
It allows the reader to know why the experience or event was important to you.
It allows the reader to be more engaged in the story.
It tells the reader the important person (or people) in the story.
It allows the reader to understand the action of the story.
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