The Sundae Girl and Sweet Honey follows the lives of 2 teenage girls and their troubled families, written by Cathy Cassidy. Both texts tell a tragic yet delightful story of broken families and the secrets that they keep. Sweet Honey and The Sundae Girl both fall under the genre drama. Where both texts are about the realistic troubles families encounter every day. In contrast both main characters from each text come from torn families.
The Sundae Girl and Sweet Honey are written in the same structure, starting with the dramatic details of the main character's torn families. However there are differences in the way the information is given, in The Sundae Girl the information is given to us in the perspective of the main character Jude where …show more content…
The setting in America contributes to the mood of The Sundae Girl where it is really dim and gloomy adding to the painful story. When reading The Sundae Girl you start to feel helpless, you start to think that nothing else can go wrong only to find out you are wrong. Most of Sweet Honey is set down on a beach in Sydney at a cafe, where she goes to meet her new love interest Ash. In The Sundae Girl majority of the story is set in Jude's home focusing on the responsibilities Jude is faced with, showing how Jude does the cleaning, cooking and trying to keep up on her own …show more content…
When Honey moves to Australia she is hit with all these new lines and it is all foreign to her. One feature that adds mystery to Sweet Honey is the withholding of information. Honey's social media page is being hacked and it is causing everyone at her school to hate her. Honey does everything to try and delete the page but it just keeps on popping up. This issue is on going throughout the story and right until the very end of the book we don't know who it is until and Honey moves back to her home town and confronts them. Throughout Sweet Honey the story is sometimes told by emails and texts that Honey receives and sends making the story a little different and adding
The Sundae Girl and Sweet Honey are written in the same structure, starting with the dramatic details of the main character's torn families. However there are differences in the way the information is given, in The Sundae Girl the information is given to us in the perspective of the main character Jude where …show more content…
The setting in America contributes to the mood of The Sundae Girl where it is really dim and gloomy adding to the painful story. When reading The Sundae Girl you start to feel helpless, you start to think that nothing else can go wrong only to find out you are wrong. Most of Sweet Honey is set down on a beach in Sydney at a cafe, where she goes to meet her new love interest Ash. In The Sundae Girl majority of the story is set in Jude's home focusing on the responsibilities Jude is faced with, showing how Jude does the cleaning, cooking and trying to keep up on her own …show more content…
When Honey moves to Australia she is hit with all these new lines and it is all foreign to her. One feature that adds mystery to Sweet Honey is the withholding of information. Honey's social media page is being hacked and it is causing everyone at her school to hate her. Honey does everything to try and delete the page but it just keeps on popping up. This issue is on going throughout the story and right until the very end of the book we don't know who it is until and Honey moves back to her home town and confronts them. Throughout Sweet Honey the story is sometimes told by emails and texts that Honey receives and sends making the story a little different and adding