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In reading the same book, I disagree with how you said Mr. Choi (Uncle Bob) was encouraging. I could see how he could be seen as inspiring to her as a...
In my book the main character also takes over responsibility of her family, carrying out tasks usually left for adults. As her life progresses she bec...
Girl in Translation by Jean Kwok is about a girl named Kimberly Chang who immigrates to Brooklyn, at 11 years old with her widowed mother from Hong Ko...
Kim the main character and her mother would benefit and be faster learners when it comes to adjusting to the culture, if people around them were more ...
I believe that if Aunt Paula had offered more support instead of dismissing their basic needs like for heat and financial support then Kim and her mot...
In Girl in Translation by Jean Kwok she has a difficult time connecting to the culture of New York. She is eleven years old and has moved to New York ...
I am also reading Girl in Translation by Jean Kwok. When Kim and her mother arrived in New York they were impressed by Aunt Paula’s home: an abundance...
Jem is the most impacted by the trial because it brings out his understanding in law and societal issues that are brought to light through the events ...
I also talked about how the jury convicting Tom as guilty was similar to how the all white Jury in the Scottsboro boys case convicted them as guilty. ...
The case of the Scottsboro Boys helps me understand how society had its influence on the judicial system when it came to racism and sexism, these infl...
In my response, I chose a different moment as the most impactful moment. I chose the moment when Mrs. Dubose passed away and Atticus told his children...
The most impactful moment in Part 1 of TKM deals with racism and abuse it appears when Jem was finishing repaying Mrs. Dubose for ruining her camellia...
The most impactful moment in Part 1 of TKM deals with racism and abuse it appears when Jem was finishing repaying Mrs. Dubose for ruining her camellia...
Our understanding of how women in the 1930’s were treated are similar. Expectations of less education, marriage, to being a housewife were normalized....
The article helps people today understand how women started to evolve into independent individuals in the 1930’s. Women began living on their own, see...