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Voice Note explaining the following comparative analysis.

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In "A Long Long Way", the author used a more humourous way of introducing the reader to the story. The story began in a very light-hearted manner, unlike in "All Quiet on the Western Front", which began in the war.

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A more crude, and 'common' tongue is used by the characters in the book, "A Long Long Way" whereas in "All Quiet on the Western Front" does make use of common, and informal language, there is not as much, or no swearing at all present. In the first book, it is easier to find a relation with the characters because they speak so informally, and in such a way that it is easy to understand, and find a connection with them.

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They both begin in different settings of the war. In "A Long Long Way" the story begins with our main character still as a young, adolescent boy, before he joins the war. In "All Quiet on the Western Front", the focus is on the main character who is already in the war, in the camps.

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The characters are from different backgrounds, countries, and ways of living. In "A Long Long Way", the main character, Willie, is an Irish soldier. In "All Quiet on the Western Front", our main character is an German solder. What is important to note is that they are both young boys, fresh out of school, and they both do not really have anything under their name besides the war.

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In both novels, descriptive language is used to bring the reader into the book itself, but the book that is highly descriptive compared to the other is "A Long Long Way". Just by reading the first two chapters, I felt more engaged with the novel, and I felt more emotion.