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Story Of Success
Good afternoon, Ms. Barrett

Thank you for the advices you gave me for my expository essay. You were right, my expository essay looked like actually argumentative essay. So, I have decided to change the title completely. Here is my new title ‘’Key factors for successful exam preparation’’. I join the new expository essay to this letter. Could you please check if everything alright with it? I hope this one is better.
I would like as well to present my book choice for the book review: ‘’Outliers. The Story of Success’’ by Malcolm Gladwell. 309 pages.

Thank you very much.
Have a great day
Oleksandra
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