Well this book is starting out pretty boring. After reading the beginning of this book, I am coming to the conclusion that that this book is going to be very boring, and at the same time, very similar to the book, To Kill A Mockingbird. That is not a good thing. As for this literature log, it is already very obvious what the main themes of this book will be. Racism will without a doubt have a huge impact on this book. From the scene where Maya is trying to figure out why "Momma" was addressing the white girls as a Miss, it can be said that Maya will struggle throughout the book with white supremacy. This should be the major source of the arising conflicts she will encounter.

I thought the role Maya's parents played was pretty interesting. Maya's grandmother played more of a role as the mom. However, Maya and Bailey both saw their mom and dad as celebrities. They looked at their parents in awe and that had caught me offguard. I was a little surprised at this and think of it as silly. What importance as parents will they play if their children do not view them as parents? I can already notice the importance that their grand

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