Sherman Alexie unearths the school social structure, as well as employs the popular love of the “underdog” to execute his purpose. With the purpose of correcting the issue in the school social structure, Alexie sets out writing about his adolescence and how he came from a family without a lot of money, but a dad who loved to read; thus aiding to the beginning of a trickling current against him. In consideration of his influential bond with his dad, he too loved reading, even before he began school. Once he did begin school, contrary to what the intentions of school are, the subliminal social structure of school did not cater to his passion for reading, rather the structure pressed him to conform with his friends and to match the expectations
