1. Why Harriet Spies
... there are people on the earth and I shouldn't go around with blinders but should see every way I can. Then I"ll know what way I want to live and not just like my family" (Fitzhugh 32). Golly gives Harriet choice and individuality. Harriet attempts to take Golly's advice and learn as much as she can by investigating people's lives, understanding them to make ... writing. Her writing is a form of control and self-expression. Harriet's way of expressing herself changes and her control diminishes when she is no longer allowed to write in her notebook. She becomes overwhelmed with confusion ...
- Word Count: 1466
- Approx Pages: 6
- Has Bibliography
- Grade Level: High School