Since that person has glasses, they’re such a nerd! Since that person wears ragged clothes, they’re worthless and don’t mean a thing! These are mean and are judging people by how they look. Like in the story “The Other Side” by Jacqueline Woodson one of the main characters was judged by how they looked on the outside. The theme of the story is don’t judge a book by it’s cover. This story is a message to everyone. In the beginning everyone except Clover judged Annie. The middle and end of the story they started to accept Annie for who she is on the inside.
In the beginning of the story it shows don’t judge a book by it’s cover. Mom says not to go over the fence. Clover asked why and the author revealed that mom replied “because that's the way things have always …show more content…
For example, Mom watched Clover with Annie sit on the fence, but she did not tell to get off the fence. Clover was expecting her to come and tell her to get off the fence because she did not want her to get hurt but also probably did not want her to sit with Annie on the fence. This is important because before mom probably wouldn’t let her even go near the fence let alone sit on the fence with a white girl. In addition, Clovers friends looked at her funny while she sat on the fence with Annie. This shows that Clover’s friends were judging her and Annie for sitting on the fence together. They weren’t being nice because they were judging Annie for being a different color. Clover sat with Annie. She wasn’t minding that Annie was a different color because she was judging her for what she was on the inside. Even though her friends were judging her for who she was on the outside. In the middle of the story don’t judge a book by it’s cover was shown. It has changed a little bit by her mom accepting her more, but her friends are still where they started. Clover has gotten closer to Annie and gotten to know who she is on the
In the beginning of the story it shows don’t judge a book by it’s cover. Mom says not to go over the fence. Clover asked why and the author revealed that mom replied “because that's the way things have always …show more content…
For example, Mom watched Clover with Annie sit on the fence, but she did not tell to get off the fence. Clover was expecting her to come and tell her to get off the fence because she did not want her to get hurt but also probably did not want her to sit with Annie on the fence. This is important because before mom probably wouldn’t let her even go near the fence let alone sit on the fence with a white girl. In addition, Clovers friends looked at her funny while she sat on the fence with Annie. This shows that Clover’s friends were judging her and Annie for sitting on the fence together. They weren’t being nice because they were judging Annie for being a different color. Clover sat with Annie. She wasn’t minding that Annie was a different color because she was judging her for what she was on the inside. Even though her friends were judging her for who she was on the outside. In the middle of the story don’t judge a book by it’s cover was shown. It has changed a little bit by her mom accepting her more, but her friends are still where they started. Clover has gotten closer to Annie and gotten to know who she is on the