An unwanted child is a depressed child. Depression is a horrible thing. The Chinese
Cinderella, Adeline, is an unwanted child. Some would even say that she is depressed. Chinese
Cinderella by Adeline Yen Mah is an inspirational story because she is self reliant, able to realize
a problem and then solve it, and able to recognize a power change even though she came from an
abusive childhood.
Adeline was able to recognize a do a power change from Nai Nai to Niang. "In those few
moments, we had understood everything. Not only about Niang but about all the grown ups.
Now that Nai Nai was dead, there was no doubt who was in charge." (35). She was able to
recognize it so she was able to follow through with it. She was a little bit rebellious but at the
same time …show more content…
For a few seconds, I was fearful she was going to pounce on me instead.
Across the room, Aunt Baba give me a warning look enough like shake of the head tell you need
to say no more." (35). Even though Adeline was sad, she had to help out her family in anyway
she could. If this is mega better for the family she was okay to go along with it at first. Niang
is truly scary. She was really mean to the stepchildren and she made some enemies. (Who were
niangs enemies? Give examples please :))
Adeline and her siblings were able to make the team in the battle against Niang. "I realize
adult could be wrong in the judgment of a child." (P. 60) This realization of Adeline's help her
to realize that just because she was a child she could do something to. She needed to fight for
what was right. "Let's get organized. If we unite together and protest in one voice they will [not?
] ignore us." P. 45. Adaline was excited to be a part of it since normally she is excluded from
her siblings. They were ready to fight against my name but Niang always has a few tricks up her
sleeve. Through the integrity of the book, Adeline faces many challenges adventures which is
Cinderella, Adeline, is an unwanted child. Some would even say that she is depressed. Chinese
Cinderella by Adeline Yen Mah is an inspirational story because she is self reliant, able to realize
a problem and then solve it, and able to recognize a power change even though she came from an
abusive childhood.
Adeline was able to recognize a do a power change from Nai Nai to Niang. "In those few
moments, we had understood everything. Not only about Niang but about all the grown ups.
Now that Nai Nai was dead, there was no doubt who was in charge." (35). She was able to
recognize it so she was able to follow through with it. She was a little bit rebellious but at the
same time …show more content…
For a few seconds, I was fearful she was going to pounce on me instead.
Across the room, Aunt Baba give me a warning look enough like shake of the head tell you need
to say no more." (35). Even though Adeline was sad, she had to help out her family in anyway
she could. If this is mega better for the family she was okay to go along with it at first. Niang
is truly scary. She was really mean to the stepchildren and she made some enemies. (Who were
niangs enemies? Give examples please :))
Adeline and her siblings were able to make the team in the battle against Niang. "I realize
adult could be wrong in the judgment of a child." (P. 60) This realization of Adeline's help her
to realize that just because she was a child she could do something to. She needed to fight for
what was right. "Let's get organized. If we unite together and protest in one voice they will [not?
] ignore us." P. 45. Adaline was excited to be a part of it since normally she is excluded from
her siblings. They were ready to fight against my name but Niang always has a few tricks up her
sleeve. Through the integrity of the book, Adeline faces many challenges adventures which is