Red Sky At Morning: Stepping Into Adulthood

Richard Bradford's "Red Sky" is a chronological novel that shows the maturity of a young man. In the summer of 1944, Frank Arnold, a wealthy shipyard worker in Mobile, Alabama, accepted his volunteer committee at the US Navy. He transferred his wife Ann and 17-year-old son Josh to a family summer house in Corazon Sagrado village in the mountains of New Mexico. Mrs Arnold discovered that she was unable to cope with the quality of life in most Hispanic villages. Josh, who is not his mother but his father's son, became an indispensable member of the Sagrado community and established friendships with the students of the Helende Crispin School and the inhabitants of the town.

"Sky is gray" is a story that explains how the growing novels, children grow. Of course, from childhood to adulthood, the reader does not always follow James, but the core premise of growing novels is to look at the hero from innocence to experience. Young people who are proud, have important awareness of external reality, maintain warmth and a lot of food. Other people judge by appearance rather than judging by their own appearance. In this change, when he lowered the collar, the reader took a small but important step from James from childhood to adulthood.

Adolescence is a transition period from childhood to adulthood. It is characterized by dramatic physical, psychological and social change. The beginning of adolescence "presentation" is an important step towards adulthood. Puberty refers to the physiological changes that occur in the early stages of puberty (sometimes from infancy) and leads to the development of sexual and reproductive ability. The growth and development of the body appears as the size and shape of the body change dramatically and the growth rapidly increases. The difference between boys and girls is even more prominent. For example, girls experience breast development and hypertrophy of the hip joints, but boys have a "masculine" appearance of muscle tissue