Random Family: Love, Drugs, Trouble and Coming of Age in the Bronx

The whole novel "Random Family" has some obvious things. One thing is that the neighbor where the character lives is one of the poorest neighbors in the Bronx. Because of this fact, many residents living there have turned their attention to the sale of illegal substances in order to obtain the necessary funds for survival. This, in turn, leads to confusion with these less noticeable characters, so that the letters of the book try to transcend poverty. When the book's hero saw drug dealers ride on limousines and wear leather and gold chains, bringing $ 50,000 to 50,000 dollars a week, they have their lives Otherwise it will be difficult to get rid of the dress.

& Lt; Tab / & gt; Random Family: Bronx's love, medication, trouble, and adulthood is a story of a harsh family life. Some of their problems are caused by themselves, some for their growth, and some for the way society deals with them. Lourdes' mother began repairing her child's life. Her child sits on money to buy medicine and has an unhealthy relationship with men. She depends on their money, feelings, and they do not seem to care about how they treat her and her children. In my opinion, this is awful; I absolutely object to this behavior.

Liz Murray was born in the Bronx and loves drug addiction parents. At school she was stupid with dirty clothes and scorpion hair, and eventually skipped many courses and she was sent to the girls' house. At the age of 15, when her family finally got off, Liz found himself on the street. She learned to hurry to sleep in a warm place by looking for food and riding the subway overnight. When Liz's mother died of AIDS, she often decided to control her fate and return to high school and finished work at the sleeping corridor and underground station. Liz was narrowed down to two years of high school for 4 years, became homeless, received a scholarship of the New York Times, brought it to the Ivy league. Breaking Night is a female indomitable spirit, survival and victory, desperate, unforgettable beautiful story.

I lived in the Bronx for the first time. But I am not a Bronx today. I actually encourage my visitors to come back to visit the cultural facilities and Arthur Avenue and Fordham. In order to be fair, I did not think that the Bronx was dangerous. This is violent, but it is not dangerous. At that time, the drug dealer was always outside the cellar outside the public phone. I'm not afraid. They are paying attention to the street. I am relieved all the time. Like I wrote this letter, I was smiling. In this huge miracle, I experienced a great deal of adventure. I like the fast pace, which is actually slow. I love this town that I can not sleep - really I know because I walked down the street. I like walking these streets, I always notice something new. Oh! That feeling, I have to visit this industry