If you could make a connection between one of the main characters and yourself, who would it be and why? Explain using specific examples from the book that relate to your personal experiences.
My connection to The Breadwinner is that when Parvana's sister Nooria, Nooria always flips her long, dark, thick hair over her shoulder when Nooria gets what she wants, this makes Parvana jelous and infuriated. This reminded me of when my cousin does that to me to try make me jelous and infuriated when she got what she wanted.
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My connection to The Breadwinner is with Parvana's. I always have to do the most in the house and my little siblings and older don't have to do anything. It makes me mad a lot and my sister is annoying like Nooria, they both get what ever they want when they want it, it just makes me so mad when that happens.
My connection would Parvana. It would be Paravana because i am also hardworking & i sometimes wish that for a day i could dress up like a guy out of ceriosity (is that how you spell it??) like when Paravana had to pretend to be a boy to keep her family alive. i think i also relate to the Paravana because when i was around the age of 7 i stayed at home while my family( my dad & bro, i was with my mom) went to a wedding in Toroto like how Paravana stayed home while her other family members went away for Nooria wedding.
My connection to The Breadwinner is that when Parvana's sister Nooria, Nooria always flips her long, dark, thick hair over her shoulder when Nooria gets what she wants, this makes Parvana jelous and infuriated. This reminded me of when my cousin does that to me to try make me jelous and infuriated when she got what she wanted.
ReplyDelete@ Zara - Watch your grammar and punctuation. Please 'PREVIEW' before you post so that you are able to check for any errors. You are starting to include more details in your responses. Keep working at it!
ReplyDeleteMy connection to The Breadwinner is with Parvana's. I always have to do the most in the house and my little siblings and older don't have to do anything. It makes me mad a lot and my sister is annoying like Nooria, they both get what ever they want when they want it, it just makes me so mad when that happens.
ReplyDelete@ Rosalie - Try to explain a SPECIFIC example from the novel, that reminded you of your personal experience. Please add to your post.
ReplyDeleteMy connection would Parvana. It would be Paravana because i am also hardworking & i sometimes wish that for a day i could dress up like a guy out of ceriosity (is that how you spell it??) like when Paravana had to pretend to be a boy to keep her family alive. i think i also relate to the Paravana because when i was around the age of 7 i stayed at home while my family( my dad & bro, i was with my mom) went to a wedding in Toroto like how Paravana stayed home while her other family members went away for Nooria wedding.
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