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Anya's attitude toward her home changes by the end of the story in "Landing at Ellis Island" by Stuart Crowley because she was first sad and upset about leaving, but then she became happy about living there.  A detail that shows that she is sad is "I missed my real home" and that shows that she is sad because she loved her other home. Another detail that shows she is happy is "We've rented rooms in a building with other Russian immigrants, and my new friend Katya has promised to help me learn English" and this means that she is having second thoughts about it because she now feels like it is just like home.  This is how Anya's attitude toward her home changes by the end of the story "Landing at Ellis Island" by Stuart Crowley.

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In the story" Landing at Ellis Island" by Anya Bulgakov, Anya's attitude toward her new home changes by the end of the story is that she thinks that New York is going to be home to her and at the beginning of the story she doesn't think New York is going to be home to her. For example, it states," I miss my real home." This detail means that when she was moving she was missed her real home. She was not used to New York and she didn't even know English.  Also, it states," We've  rented rooms in a building with other Russian immigrants, and my new friend Katya has promised to help me learn English." This means that when she moved to New York there were people from her country that was like her. Also she made a new friend when she moved to New York. This is how Anya's attitude toward her new home changes by the end of the story.

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In the first paragraph of, "Landing at Ellis Island", Anya was very annoyed and very upset that she was supposed to move from Russia, her hometown, to another place called America. At first, in the first two paragraphs, she wasn't getting along that much, but in the very end, or paragraph 3, she loved it.

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Anyas attitude changed from the beggining to the ending by when in the beggining it says that she felt nervous or anxious that she was going to have to learn english and was kinda upset about leaving a detail that shows that is that she really missed home that shows that she was sad and nervous and at the ending she got alot more comfortable when her freind katya promished to help her with english and something that states that is that she said new york might be our home after all

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"In Landing at Ellis Island" Anya's attitude changed from upset and fearful about moving to more Joyful and happy about it. In the text it states "I'm not speaking to my parents ." This detail proves that she is angry at her parents because they are moving , so she wont speak to her parents. Another detail states "New York City might just become a home for me after all ! " This detail shows how she seems more excited about living in New York and less upset about moving . In Conclusion Anya's attitude changed from upset to more joyful

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In "Landing at Ellis Island", Anya's attitude towards her new home changes by the end of the story because she hated having to move there. She didn't talk to her parents or hug them back and said that she misses her new home. One piece of evidence is, "They hugged me (I didn't hug them back) and told me AGAIN how our wonderful new home in America was going to be full of opportunities... I miss my real home." This shows that she is upset about going to move to America. Another piece of evidence is, "Father has secured work at a printer's shop, and mother has made my favorite shashlyk and pirozhki dishes for our new neighbors—New York City might just become a home for me after all!" This shows that after meeting new friends that are also Russian and her mom making her favorite dishes for her neighbors made her feelings about moving to America changed from horrible to amazing and exciting.

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Anya's attitude towards moving  changed because in the beginning of the text she was upset but towards he end she was happy about it I know this because in the beginning she said ''I miss my home'' that shows she did not want to leave and close to the end she said We've rented rooms in a building with other Russian immigrants, and my new friend Katya has said she will help me learn English. this shows that she has gotten used to living there and she happy

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Anya's attitude towards moving  changed because in the beginning of the text she was upset but towards he end she was happy about it I know this because in the beginning she said ''I miss my home'' that shows she did not want to leave and close to the end she said We've rented rooms in a building with other Russian immigrants, and my new friend Katya has said she will help me learn English. this shows that she has gotten used to living there and she happy

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In the beginning of the text Anya didn't want to move to America and she wanted to stay in Russia but by the end of the story her feelings changed. One example of this is in paragraph 2 where it says "I didn't speak English, I reminded them, only Russian" Another example of this is in paragraph 3 where it says "The city is a bustling and amazing place!" This shows how in the beginning she wanted to stay in Russia but after she went to America she loved it there.

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Anya's attitude toward her home her changes by the end of the story because
she was sad and upset leaving but then she became happy at the end about living there I have 2 detail from the passage to support my answer ."I missed my real home in paragraph "
2 and this show that she was sad but at the end she got happy . Then author detail "is when she says The city is a bustling and amazing place we've rented
in a building with Russian immigrants and my new friends Katya has promised to help me learn English ".

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Ready POV Lesson 17-339                                    Lily Turner 3/08/2022

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Ready POV Lesson 17-339                                    Lily Turner 3/08/2022

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In the first paragraph of the story "Landing at Ellis Island", Anya Bulgakov felt upset because she missed her real home. Later in the story, September 9, 1912 she says "The city is a bustling and amazing plaze!" & HER FRIEND, KATYA PROMISED TO TEACH HER ENGLISH.

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Landing at Ellis Island - Short Response - By Ellie Persad

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Landing at Ellis Island - Short Response - By Ellie Persad

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In the diary, " Landing at Ellis Island" by Stuart Crowley, Anya's Attitude toward her new home changes at by the end of the story because she has a change of heart. At the beginning, she thinks that America is a horrible place and she doesn't want to leave her home country. In the first two diary entries, she talks bad about America since she doesn't want to leave Russia. A detail that shows Anya's feelings in the beginning is, " They hugged me (I didn’t hug back) and told me AGAIN how our wonderful new home in America was going to be full of opportunities." This detail shows that she is mad at her parents because they insisted that they should live in America and not Russia. She also isn't very excited to be there since she wants to go back to her real home. Another detail that shows her feelings at the end of the story  is, " The city is a bustling and amazing place!
We’ve rented rooms in a building with other Russian
immigrants, and my new friend Katya has promised to help
me learn English." In this piece of evidence, it shows that Anya likes America after all. She describes it as bustling and amazing. She has made new friends and has Russian immigrant neighbors. This is how Anya's feelings change from the begging of the story change to the end of the story.

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Anya's attitude towards her home changes toward the beginning  of  the story she said "I'm not speaking to my parents " which I think means that she wasn't pleased she was mad because she didn't want to leave her home. Because she didn't know how to speak English  so she was scared because she wouldn't understand what others are saying. Toward the end her feelings changed because at the end she said "The city is a bustling and amazing place " she had started to like it she realized it wasn't that bad. She even made a new friend who promised to teach her how to speak English .She was loving it so much that she even said "New York City might just become a home for me after all!" Just because you aren't like other and don't understand you can learn and it will get easier as you go along .

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In the text “Ellis Island”, by Stewart Crowley, Anya’s attitude towards her home changes from…..in to beginning to …….in the end because….

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In the text" Landing at Ellis Island" By Stuart Crowley Anya's attitude changed in the first part of the story and the last part of the story. Her feelings changed in the text because in paragraph 1, It states," I didn't speak English I reminded them, only Russian, and I wouldn't know their customs. I miss my real home." This explains how Anya did not want to leave Russia. Another detail in paragraph 2 states," I wedged myself under my moms arm to escape the distant cries of a child." This shows that Anya was very nervous to leave Russia.

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Anya's attitude changes towards her new home by the end of the story because at first she though it was a horrible idea moving to a different place and she missed her home that she used to live in but then after a month she loved New York and made a friend and got use to where she lived now. I know this because in the text in paragraph 1 the last sentence it says "I miss my real home." This proves she misses her home and doesn't want to go to America. Also in paragraph 3 the first sentence it says "The city is a bustling and amazing place!" This proves she changed her attitude about moving to New York. Inconclusion Anya's attitude towards her new home changed by the ending of the story.