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A social issue in the glass castle is poverty, which is a huge problem the Wells family faces Jeanette's parents cant/ can hardly provide her and her sibling basic essential needs. Such as food sometimes they are left to eat the same thing for days. And shelter, they are constantly moving from place to place and the living conditions are not improving.

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[pg 69] Mom gave me a startled look. I'd broken one of our unspoken rules: We were always supposed to pretend our life was one long and incredibly fun adventure. [pg 69]

This quote stood out to me because; it shows how Jeanettes parents don't want to unfold the truth about the way they live, and want to sugarcoat the way they live and the stuff they do

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1. How might readers in different time periods or of different ages interpret the text?

I think by depending on the readers age might internet the text the author is saying differently, depending

on the readers age he/she may not proccess what they have read correctly for example: sarcasm

if the author is being sarcastic a lot of younger readers won't be able to process that and in their head

they will think the author is just being for real about whatever context they are giving.

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A way my family is like Jeanettes is by living in a

slightly toxic household although Jeanette and her

family are way more toxic than mine I can relate wtih

some of the things that happen in their household.

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A way my family is similar like Jeanettes family is how sometimes, we can also show immaturity or break character in certain situations, for example when jeanettes mom broke the piano while trying to move it she said "oops daisy" and showed her immaturness i feel like sometimes my could be like this as well in an embarrassing situation

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When jeanettes mom was driving, "[she] was only going 25", while trying to move the piano with a truck (52). This quote stood out to me because it shows how her mom could be childish at times she ended her saying with "oopsie daisy" which shows her imatureness

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4. figures of speech are used in this book such as: metaphors which is used to vivid and imagine images and scenes that the author is talking about in the book, so the audience can get a better understanding of whats going on.

3. a significance event that occurs in the book is when Jeanette talks about the time she flew out the car and her family almost left her behind forgetting about her, i think the authors purpose here is to help the reader get a better understanding of how clueless and careless Jeanette parents can be of her at times

7. I think there is a relationship between the beginning and the end of the story because from the start it shows how jeanette and her family are always moving around from place to place like how her parents are still doing when she is grown and living by herself.

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Choose 3 Formalist Lens Questions to respond to. Your responses should thoroughly respond to the prompt in at least three sentences.

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Find a quote in this chunk that stood out to you. Please also include a picture or GIF to further describe this quote.

Give context for your quote. What was happening in the story that made this quote significant? Who was speaking?

Why did this quote stand out to you?

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Choose at least one of the following social issues that were present in this reading chunk. Discuss how this social force was present in a characters life. (Your response should be at least 5-6 sentences).

Social Class

Race/Ethnicity

Religion

Education

Culture

Health

Political Landscape

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In what ways was this chunk a window or a mirror? Use the following questions to guide your response, but really we want to hear your personal thoughts and reactions to this chunk!

What experiences do you share with the characters?

In what ways is your family similar or different from those in the book?

What did you learn about a character or group of people that you have not personally experienced?