The Difference of Mirco and Marco Culture in Enrique's Journey

Enrique's journey is a book I never read. It is quite different from most of the books I read, the story relates to boys, so I am interested in it. Most of the books I read at school are about girls who experienced many difficulties and difficulties, but that is about the struggling boys, so I think I can relate more to this. I may not have left my mother a thousand miles away but she can send back my money and see what kind of life is on the other side I am happy.

"A shocking and alarming book on a magnificent journey ... this is a mythical thing Enrique's journey is true ... at the border of a large outflowing microcosmic nation poured to us ... enriched The suffering and courage of men became commonplace and people can not touch despair and pure spiritual power that leads these solitary wanderers ... Enrique journey That being a family that is about love The borderline about the family will keep bothering the dreams of those paying attention ... Enrique's journey is one of the best border books to date. "- Washington Post World

The journey of Little Prince and Enrique is two very different texts written in two different periods, genres and different themes. Except for obvious differences, we can argue that these two texts are similar in some respects. Both are similar because they have new insights from responsibility and survival, inhumanization and humanity behavior, and other roles. Little Prince and Enrique's journey has an example of responsibility and survival, Enrique's journey is inhumane, and Little Prince has new insights to meet other personality.

Lazarus and Hughes are like the struggle of today's immigrants and lower classes. Enrique is an immigrant who was affected by the struggle above. Sonia Nazario is the author of "The Enrique Journey". Enrique is the hero of this story. Enrique is an immigrant of Honduras who travels in South America and wishes to send a better life for himself. More importantly, he wants to reconnect with his mother in America. Enrique's mother, Lourdes, embarked on a privately dangerous journey, hoping that their children will have a better future. The general explanation of Enrique's story is that it has a very deep resonance with the idea of ​​"New Colossus". Women may be in danger of murder, rape, cutting, hunger, serious diseases, etc. This is conceptually the same as the ideal proposed in the "New Colossus".