The writers didn't have much similarities, except that they both grew up in the same time and that they both had boyfriends that didn't really respect. They both drove in their boyfriends car's a lot. Another similarity is that Toth and Ephron's first kiss was discussed in their works. The first kiss is a major experience in a person's life. They both thought it was very important to put in they're stories.

Many differences arose in the author's tons and attitudes towards their adolescence's.

Ephron wrote with more sprit and it seemed that it was a very personal story. She put her heart and her soul into the work and, didn't even think twice about embarrassing her self. Toth didn't really put her self into the work. Toth just wrote about growing up and apart from her boyfriend. Toth liked the atition and like the fact that someone loved her. You could tell that Ephron was much more involved in her account of her adolescents. She put her heart on to the paper.

they lack something, while Updike says that men do it because it's their nature. Updike more bluntly believes that men are lead by their *censored*s and must spread the word.

"The Disposable Rocket" and " Locker room Talk" were two very different works. Updike unlike Dunn believes that the body leads the mind. Men talk to each other about

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