Book Reports / Book recommendation for Novel Analysis Thesis [13]

Hi,
I study in international Baccalaureate programme and to get the diploma i need to write a thesis, extended essay but i am not able to find my topic.

My subject is Literature and shortly i'll have to compare or analyse novels that are somehow similiar (concept,subject,charachter)

the previously done topics which had the perfect score:An exploration of Jane Austen's use of the outdoors in Emma

The Empowerment of the Feminine in JRR Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings

How and why have Sylvia Plath in The Bell Jar and Charlotte Perkins Gilman in The Yellow Wallpaper used inanimate objects as motifs for female madness?

"Slaughterhouse Five" and "The Things They Carried"
as Anti-War Novels

Symbolism in John Steinbeck's "The Grapes of Wrath"

The Influence of the Supporting Cast of "Cinderella" on
the Story as a Whole

Dance in Jane Austen's novels
"What are the role and the significance of dance in Pride and Prejudice
and Emma?"

Death in Emily Brontë's and Emily Dickinson's poetry
"How is the subject of death treated in selected poems by Emily Brontë
and Emily Dickinson?"

Fiction and history in Blaise Cendrars' L'Or
"How and why does Cendrars modify facts and rewrite history in his first
novel?"

I am searching for a book recommendation that i can work with focusing on a specific subject or theme

I would be really glad if you can share me your recommendations

thanks in advance

Undergraduate / "Turkey, my home" - the environment you were raised. TUFTS SHORT ANSWER [3]

There is a Quaker saying: ''Let your life speak.'' Describe the environment in which you were raised--your family, home, neighborhood or community--and how it influenced the person you are today. (200-250 words)

Earth is big but if you look closely you can see the details.
Now look closely to the globe, go a bit right than the usual,come back left a bit.
Closer,Closer now you can see the Turkey, my home. Squint your eyes a bit focus on the middle ,not get distracted by Istanbul,see the Ankara,then my apartment.

So far you must have seen the Turk part,thinking different than you do, but knowing all about you. Now it's time to go inside,zooming won't work from now on, you have to ring the bell.

Ding-Dong!
There you go, my father opens the door with his oily hands from the "börek" he's been cooking. At first sight, He doesn't likes you, asking for his little daughter,but he skeptically invites you in.

You see my sister watching an old movie,in the living room. It is a suprise that i am not with her fighting over the filming details with much fervor, anyway she switches it to a fashion channel.

Then my mother, passes by you hurriedly with her laptop, giving you a welcoming look,she must quickly send her work mail and go back to cleaning the windows.

You are just curious now, you want to meet with me; The girl who is shaped with her sisters' vicarious guiding,her father's foods, and a girl who owes it to her mother to work harder.

You spot my room's door,and walk rapidly to it , cracking it stealthily: it's me! giving a chimerical award acceptance speech to my pencil.

No! That's not the way I wanted you to meet me. Let's start again.

comments? Is it plain bad or manageable?
What do you get from it?