Bullies In Mean Girls

Connections Along my journey of reading this fabulous book, I have generated numerous connections, most of them are text-to-self due to the fact that this book has truly related to my personal life. Let me begin by bestowing my text-to-self connections, I perpetually choose books that relate to me and my life, many of them are juicy and descriptive, so get ready. One text-to-self connection that I obtained was about Nina’s parents and my parents. Ever since I was a kid, my parents would literally do anything to keep me safe or healthy. The only time my mom uses the internet is to either search up the best nutritious snacks to pack my lunch or to watch the latest Turkish soap operas, that certainly says something. Another thing my mom does …show more content…
These two restrictions are linked because they both block someone from doing something that they have dreamt about, in China you can only have one kid when the reality is the majority of families wish that they can have more and in Nina’s family, the female is prone to marry someone she doesn't love whatsoever and she has no say at all even if she has feeling for another man, both of these regulations interrupt with someone's desires or wants. My last text-to-world connection is about the bullies in “Mean Girls” and the bullies that told Nina’s parents about Caleb. In “Mean Girls” the main protagonist becomes friends with a group of female bullies due to their popularity, eventually she realizes that they have a book filled with rumors and rude comments about people that they made, wanting to be popular so much, she forgets about being kind and sticking up for others and starts to be bully herself. Her, and her group of gossipy friends make rumors about people and tried their best to humiliate …show more content…
Like the mean girls, the sassy girls that spoke about Caleb to Nina’s parents and mass texted the entire school about Nina’s desires clearly would do anything just to hurt Nina or any other victim that they come by. The last category connections is text-to-text and trust me, it's pretty bland since I don't read much books. My one and only text-to-text connection links the last book I read, “Ask Me No Questions” and the most current book I read, “Skunk Girl.” First of all, both the protagonists are trying to get rid of some sort of problem, Nina is trying to convince her parents to allow Caleb into her life, and Nadira is trying to be legal and accepted into a country. Second of all, both stories problems are started by someone, for Nina, it's somewhat her parents and mostly the sassy rich girls that gossiped about it to her parents, for Nadira, it's her dad due to the fact that he illegally entered his family into America and did not verify his visa. Third and last of all, both protagonists have a sidekick or helping hand, guiding them through their problem, for Nina, it's Karim, he has motivated her to forget about the bullies and their parents and to follow what she feels is right, additionally he has promised that he will forever stand up for and protect her no matter the