One is that they are all real-world current situations that can happen to us. This is an important similarity because when understanding this and being cognizant of these issues, they lead everyone that reads the book to be aware. A second one is that both of the books refer to the sky to establish the mood and understand what is going on in the book more. When Carla looked into the sky to see how far she has to go in The Same Sky, she also looks into the sky to see how far she has come. Also in that book, Alice looks into the sky to see her mother that has passed when she visits in Colorado. In The Secret Language of Sisters, both of the sisters look into the sunset after the craft fair after taking the picture in the last scene. All incorporate the characters looking into the sky in the books, and have the same idea of establishing a mood and theme, helping readers understanding the book a bit
One is that they are all real-world current situations that can happen to us. This is an important similarity because when understanding this and being cognizant of these issues, they lead everyone that reads the book to be aware. A second one is that both of the books refer to the sky to establish the mood and understand what is going on in the book more. When Carla looked into the sky to see how far she has to go in The Same Sky, she also looks into the sky to see how far she has come. Also in that book, Alice looks into the sky to see her mother that has passed when she visits in Colorado. In The Secret Language of Sisters, both of the sisters look into the sunset after the craft fair after taking the picture in the last scene. All incorporate the characters looking into the sky in the books, and have the same idea of establishing a mood and theme, helping readers understanding the book a bit