A Level English Literature NEA - a thousand splendid suns and a doll's house?

I'm in year 12 and I've chosen to do a Thousand Splendid Suns paired with a Doll's House for my NEA (Non-examined assessment/coursework), does anyone have any ideas for questions that I could do for it? or has anyone studied these novels or done their coursework on them?

I studied A Dolls House it was one of my strongest texts and I was able to get band 5s in nearly all of my essays. For help on A Dolls House feel free to pm me : )

I have also read and studied The Kite Runner which is also by Khalid Hosseini, he does use the same themes in a majority of his texts. I think both A Dolls House and Hosseini's texts focus on feminism and a patriarchal male dictated society - in A Dolls House Nora is entrapped within a domestic sphere and has to act a certain way to fit in a male dominated world however the denouement of the play is extremely significant and there are many parts in the play where Nora shows rebellion such as the symbolism of the macaroons, she steps into the sphere of finance - a predominant male centred role - Nora's rebellion albeit limited shows a glimpse of Nora going against the morals of a patriarchal society, she no longer let's male dictatorship at the centre of her life as she 'slams' the door in the denouement, ultimately she slams the door on patriarchy.

I can honestly keep taking about A Dolls House - it's am amazing text for Literature, there are many literary features - symbolism, language, stage directions which are at the forefront when writing an essay about this novel.

Hope this is helpful. : )

I studied A Dolls House it was one of my strongest texts and I was able to get band 5s in nearly all of my essays. For help on A Dolls House feel free to pm me : )

I have also read and studied The Kite Runner which is also by Khalid Hosseini, he does use the same themes in a majority of his texts. I think both A Dolls House and Hosseini's texts focus on feminism and a patriarchal male dictated society - in A Dolls House Nora is entrapped within a domestic sphere and has to act a certain way to fit in a male dominated world however the denouement of the play is extremely significant and there are many parts in the play where Nora shows rebellion such as the symbolism of the macaroons, she steps into the sphere of finance - a predominant male centred role - Nora's rebellion albeit limited shows a glimpse of Nora going against the morals of a patriarchal society, she no longer let's male dictatorship at the centre of her life as she 'slams' the door in the denouement, ultimately she slams the door on patriarchy.

I can honestly keep taking about A Dolls House - it's am amazing text for Literature, there are many literary features - symbolism, language, stage directions which are at the forefront when writing an essay about this novel.

Hope this is helpful. : )

I'm in year 12 and I've chosen to do a Thousand Splendid Suns paired with a Doll's House for my NEA (Non-examined assessment/coursework), does anyone have any ideas for questions that I could do for it? or has anyone studied these novels or done their coursework on them?