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    is nothing more than a thought or feeling that you carry around. When Lily was only four years old, she made a tragic mistake of accidentally killing her mother. Lily suffers immense guilt for being responsible for the death of her own mother. At night, Lily often dreams of dying and being sent to heaven to visit her mother. Lily says, “Mother, forgive. Please forgive” (Kidd 3). Here the author shows us the wish for forgiveness of the main character. Lily later comes to realize she should not…

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    The children’s book I choose to critique was A Chair For My Mother by Vera B. Williams. This paper will discuss the summary and the culture of the book. Does this book accurately portray a culture and would I recommend this book for teachers to read in their classrooms? These are questions that will be answered throughout the paper. The genre of this book is children’s literature and can be seen as a realistic fiction book. The age range for this book is from 4-8 years old. The author wrote and…

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    My mother, Leilani Hall is 34 years old. She was born in Redwood City, California. She migrated from Redwood City to the Philippines to go on vacation, to see family, and to understand her culture. My mom today loves to coupon, go shopping, and hang out with her family on her free time for fun. I chose my mom because I wanted to get to know her more, learn more about my family, and to bond. My mom migrated as a 16 year old from Redwood city to the Philippines to explore her country. When she…

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    Notebook Activity #1- New Mother Interview Summary of experience: Conducting this interview was one of the first interviews that I had ever conducted, so it was very unnerving at first; however, due to Megan’s calm spirit, I was able to become comfortable in the situation and learn about prenatal care and parental preparation for a newborn. Megan and her husband were not expecting a child, so once they found out that they were pregnant, they both began to dramatically change their lifestyle.…

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    Mother Of Mine Growing up as a child we begin to wonder how and what our lives are going to be like as we grow. Sometimes most of us need someone to look up, or someone to guide us such as your mom, dad, older siblings, close friend, or even your grandparents. In my case the person who really influenced me as a child was my lovely mother. She helped me overcome so many obstacles and fears. She did what most mothers would do, and that is to show me how to cook meals for myself and my family. For…

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    One of the values that I have is to always respect my mother; some of the things I have done in my past, I’m not the proudest of, and I know that my mother does not approve of what I have done. I wasn’t the smartest person with my decisions and just did whatever I wanted. There are about three things I used to do to my mom that I would never do now; lie, disrespect and trick, and, looking back, I understand how horrible of a child I was to her. Now I can say the person I have become now is…

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    In "Mother," and "Queer" the main character is George Willard, who is a news reporter in the town of Winesburg. He lived with his mother and father who he did not have a great relationship with. They lived in a hotel that was not so attractive. George was looked upon by the towns people of Winesburg because they were able to express their complaints or feelings to George to post in the newspaper. George on the other hand was the opposite. He kept to himself. Elizabeth Willard was the mother of…

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    The texts The End of Remembering by Joshua Foer and “The Ordinary Devoted Mother” by Alison Bechdel, while are stylistically very different, addresses the same themes of the memory and one’s self-identity. Foer, while not as cold or detached as a scientific paper, uses a more formal and traditional tone when compared to Bechdel who approaches these themes through the lens of a graphic novel. The result of this gives two very distinct perspective on how memories affect one’s self identity. Foer’s…

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    Perseverance means to never give up, and these stories show it. “The Lost Boys” and “Mother to Son”, show that giving up is not the way to go, it shows that life is hard but you have to stand up and keep going. Everyone has to have perseverance to get where they want to be. “It’s not that I’m so smart, it’s just that I stay with problems longer.” “ The Lost Boys”, are boys from Sudan who fled their homes due to war where they lived. There were over 20,000 boy in the journey from Sudan to…

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    I’m not sure when it is too early or too late to be considered a young mother. I am, however, certain I do not want to define my journey as that, especially with the negative connotation that comes with that label. What I do know is that being a mom for the first time is an awakening and life-changing experience for anyone regardless of age. The gift of reproducing can bring tears to anyone's eyes, but I will admit it takes the right person to take on this lifelong responsibility. You can read…

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