In the book, The Other Wes Moore: One Name, Two Fates by Wes Moore (2011), the book talks about many themes. One topic is the relationship between mother and children. In the beginning, we see with joy in chapter one, her children live with her and with their father because she cares about them, while Mary in chapter one, one of her children live with her and another child live with his father. In chapter two, Mary decided to move to Northwood because she wants to be safe for her and his child Wes. Also, Joy decided to live with her parents in the Bronx because she can’t live alone, and she wanted to protect her children. In chapter three, Joy decided to put her children in private school because she wanted them to study at the school of upscale,
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The book explains to us how she treats her children and makes them love and listens to her. The mother takes full responsibilities of her children; she feels they are part of her life. She cares about the school they attend, and she sees class, students, and school system. She wants to put their children in a place that help her children and teach them. She does not want any school. She entered them in private school. Most people want this type of attention from their mom. I totally agree with her respect and concern for their children. I’m one of the people who have a great mom like this. I know mom is not everything and it is hard to raise children alone, but sometimes mom can be your dad too. On the other hand, Mary is busy the whole time with her work. Her children live separately from each other. That is not a good thing that to raises two brother apart like that. Sometimes the child needs a brother to rise with him. That’s can cause the bad influence on children. A child will look for a new friend from school or neighbors; that’s what Wes and Tony did. They found bad friends and made them their life friends. They were not good, so they became an alcohol drinker, marijuana smoker, and other bad stuff. So what we can understand from that is mothers have a good influence on their children. Mary did not care about her child and was busy all the time. Children were separated from their parents, one with the mother, the other one with his father. They did not care about their future children or friends and education, so they got bad results. Their children were not obeying their talks and use bad stuff comparing to their age. On the other hand, Joy loved her children and looked after their future. She wanted her children to be perfect and the most successful students in the world. Moges and Weber claim in the article, Parental Influence on the Emotional Development of Children (2014) that the
The book explains to us how she treats her children and makes them love and listens to her. The mother takes full responsibilities of her children; she feels they are part of her life. She cares about the school they attend, and she sees class, students, and school system. She wants to put their children in a place that help her children and teach them. She does not want any school. She entered them in private school. Most people want this type of attention from their mom. I totally agree with her respect and concern for their children. I’m one of the people who have a great mom like this. I know mom is not everything and it is hard to raise children alone, but sometimes mom can be your dad too. On the other hand, Mary is busy the whole time with her work. Her children live separately from each other. That is not a good thing that to raises two brother apart like that. Sometimes the child needs a brother to rise with him. That’s can cause the bad influence on children. A child will look for a new friend from school or neighbors; that’s what Wes and Tony did. They found bad friends and made them their life friends. They were not good, so they became an alcohol drinker, marijuana smoker, and other bad stuff. So what we can understand from that is mothers have a good influence on their children. Mary did not care about her child and was busy all the time. Children were separated from their parents, one with the mother, the other one with his father. They did not care about their future children or friends and education, so they got bad results. Their children were not obeying their talks and use bad stuff comparing to their age. On the other hand, Joy loved her children and looked after their future. She wanted her children to be perfect and the most successful students in the world. Moges and Weber claim in the article, Parental Influence on the Emotional Development of Children (2014) that the