Anyone? I need help :]?

Question

so i'm in this 20th century literature class and i just need outside views on this.

our final is tomorrow and it's gonna be an essay test.
so the prompt will be on:
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban,
The Stranger (by Albert Camus),
Angela's Ashes,
100 Years of Solitude (by Gabriel Garcia Marquez) ,
and a Room of One's Own.,


if you've read any of these, please help :]
our teacher says the test will be on these books (we choose two of them)
keep in mind the class is 20th century.
do you have any idea how these or any of these books tie in with 20th century literature?
and i AM doing my homework, for all you wondering. haha. i'd just like to see someone else's point of view on this matter.
thank you :]


wish me luck <33

Answer 1

Angela's Ashes takes place totally in the 20th century and is a life memoir. The setting is the US and Ireland and the book addresses issues that are still issues today - child poverty, child abuse, alcoholism, the power of the church and religion, etc. It addresses the antagonism between England and Ireland, the effects of hunger, drinking in the Irish culture, the oppression of women, and the value of an education.

Here is a helpful link.

Answer 2

Harry Potter could be considered 20th century literature because it's literature that has been made in the 20th century....

Answer 3

I might wish you luck.