The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls

Regardless of ethnic background, social status or religious way of life, people face difficulties and adversities in their lives. Some people face difficulties than others and how people deal with their problems may change from person to person around them. Merriam Webster describes adversity as a state, state, or illustration of serious or permanent difficult or adverse wealth (Merriam). This is evident when comparing and contrasting the memoir "Janet Worth's glass castle".

Wall, Janet Glass Castle Jeannette Walls's Glass Castle is a novel that not only stimulates the interests of young readers, but also suffers from the identity inside and outside the house. Attracting adult readers, they read this article. Novels are an opportunity to think about their own lives - their struggles and their accomplishments. The glass castle tells about an unorthodox poor childhood that four children grew up in their families, and the family ignored all the stereotypes of family life. At the beginning of this novel, Wals makes readers optimistic about the world, in contrast to the idealist approach of many other journals. Instead, the novel takes a realistic approach that allows the reader to focus not only on the family life surrounded by the wall, but also on the truth of each reader's life. - Amanda Schlatter, grade 2019

Jeannette Walls' glass castle is a memoir based on the writer Janet and his family's life, but it deals with adversity and struggle of society. The memoir shows how Janet and his brothers and sisters were bred by non-traditional parents. The Walls family moved from one malfunctioning society to another, but this situation contributed greatly to the action taken by Jeannette and her brothers and sisters according to the situation. Traveling to Arizona, Nevada, West Virginia, New York had a great impact on the family.