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3 Things I Learned About My Books Character

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3 Things I Learned About My Books Character

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* Esperanza is a very strong girl and helpful to her family.
* Esperanza didn't love her uncles because they were mean to her dad and they burned down their house.
* Esperanza had courage to move to California.

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Esperanza picked asparagus, and cantaloupe

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Esperanza picked asparagus, and cantaloupe

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3 Things I Learned About My Books Culture

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3 Things I Learned About My Books Culture

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* They live with their parents, grandparents, and a few servants.
* Mexican girls have big parties when they turn 15, called quinceaneras.
* They worked very hard labor jobs for less money.

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*Scolded- getting yelled at for something you should have done.
*Strewn-spread across.
*Staccato-made up of rapid disconnected sounds.
*Agricultural-the science of farming
*Blouse-A women's shirt

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Esperanza Rising is the story of a hard working young girl who lived in a nice Mexican farm home when suddenly her life changed. She went on a wild journey that took her across the boarder and into California. Having lost her dad early in the book she spent most of the rest of her time thinking and missing her father. The author Pam Munoz Ryan gives the reader a message that in a third world country like Mexico, families probably even are more important to preserve, with all of life's twists, turns, and difficulties. Esperanza was a really strong girl and had strength to make it though difficult situations. In the end she had courage to settle down in California!