Q: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Ian McEwan has recently adapted his novel On Chesil Beach for a film — his first script David Levenson/Getty Images 
  
 The novelist Ian McEwan has said that he feels dubious about schools including his work in the curriculum after he helped his son to write an essay about one of his own books and it received a grade C. 
  
 McEwan, who has been listed among the The Times’s 50 greatest British writers since 1945, remains unconvinced about the purpose of asking pupils to study his novels. “I always feel a little dubious about people being made to read my books,” he told Event magazine as he recalled his youngest son Greg being told to analyse his 1997 novel Enduring Love for homework during his A levels. 
  
 “Compelled to read his dad’s book: imagine. Poor guy. I confess I did give him a tutorial and told… ||||| Ian McEwan, the award-winning author, has admitted feeling "a little dubious" about people being compelled to study his books, after helping his son with an essay about his own novel and receiving a C. 
  
 McEwan, author of works including Atonement, Amsterdam, and On Chesil Beach, said he remained unconvinced about the purpose of asking students to analyse his work. 
  
 "I always feel a little dubious about people being made to read my books,' he told Event magazine, saying his son Greg was required to write an A-Level essay on Enduring Love several years ago. 
  
 "Compelled to read his dad's book - imagine. Poor guy," McEwan added. 
  
 "I confess I did give him a tutorial and told him what he should consider. I didn't read his essay but it turned out his teacher disagreed fundamentally with what he said. |||||
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A British teenager struggling with an essay on an Ian McEwan book didn't get a top grade even after getting help from his father—Ian McEwan. The award-winning British author says he feels "a little dubious" about his books being studied in school, especially after his youngest son got a C+ on his McEwan essay several years ago, the Telegraph reports. He says son Greg had to read novel Enduring Love as homework, reports the Times of London. "Compelled to read his dad’s book—imagine, poor guy," he says. "I confess I did give him a tutorial and told him what he should consider," McEwan says. "I didn't read his essay but it turned out his teacher disagreed fundamentally with what he said."