In the book “Wild Girl”, Lidie moves to America to live with her brother and the horseman, and she doesn’t speak much English. Lidie overcomes multiple obstacles throughout the book. She gets a new horse named Wild Girl, and feels at home when she rides her. She has issues at school most of the time, and issues with her brother and the horseman.
Lidie was to bring her older brother a lemon from a lemon tree the next time they see each other after a year. When they reunite, her brother never mentions the lemon, and she kept waiting. She doesn’t want to give it to him until he mentions it, and she feels bad about it. Lidie overcomes this obstacle by accepting the fact that people can be forgetful and throwing the lemon away, nevertheless trying
Lidie was to bring her older brother a lemon from a lemon tree the next time they see each other after a year. When they reunite, her brother never mentions the lemon, and she kept waiting. She doesn’t want to give it to him until he mentions it, and she feels bad about it. Lidie overcomes this obstacle by accepting the fact that people can be forgetful and throwing the lemon away, nevertheless trying