P Patrick New member Mar 11, 2010 #1 Well this was a question on my essay portion of a take home final and I can't really see how it was a coming of age story. The war seemed more of a failure to the USA more than anything. Anyone know if it could be considered a coming of age?
Well this was a question on my essay portion of a take home final and I can't really see how it was a coming of age story. The war seemed more of a failure to the USA more than anything. Anyone know if it could be considered a coming of age?
