Nilda by Nicholasa Mohr

In the summer I read a novel called Nilda written by Nicholasa Mohr. I noticed that this novel is very interesting, unlike ordinary novels, because Nilda has a different writing style as well as the style of the diary. This story is mainly about the life of a young Puerto Rican girl named Nilda during the Second World War. Nilda experienced many good experiences and devastating experiences. From camping to miracles, new friends, and lost loved ones, Nilda is a surprising novel and is waiting to be discovered.

Let's suppose that there are several books and writers at that time. Walter Dean Myers, Brenda Wilkinson, Nicholasa Mohr, Virginia Hamilton, Pat, Fred McKissack. I thought about Pinckneys illustration book, especially Mufaro's beautiful girl of John Steptoe (my students like this book, the kids they see draw themselves in a beautiful and elegant way) It seems to be because it seems). I can only imagine what these books do for my self esteem and confidence.

Finally, in her short story "I have never met my father" Nicolas Moore draws a young woman who despises and hates her father he did not know. She is suffering from psychological problems and drug addiction. Performance of Alonso and Dominguez Father and nonessential masculinity: The father of contemporary Latin America · Latin literature (2000) concludes as follows. In early childhood, she believes that self-destructive behavior is a way to express hatred toward her father. "(Alonso / Dominguez, 90)

This story was included in the best American short novel of 2000. Like "Principles of Pula", the hero of "Nilda" is the girlfriend of Unia's brother Rafa. Relationship between Nilda and Yunior mainly chat with her drunken mother and Yunior and wait for Rafa to go home, so to prevent building friendship with her, to the house of Yunior and Rafa It is based on staying. Nilda also dreams of opening a group home for the runaway kids. The story is the shortest story of the series that was originally published on December 24, 2007 as "New Yorker". The key sentence of this story is the source of the title of the collection. Yunior was dating this title for eight months, but this article occurred when she opened a magazine and found out that Yunior and another girl were cheating on her. Alma waited for him to abandon him publicly.