The Joy of Reading and Writing: Superman and Me and From Reading Lolita in Tehran

Heroes and Victims - These common characters can be found in Sherman Alexie's "The Reading and Writing Joy: Superman and Me", or Azar Nafisi's "Reading Lolita in Tehran". Both Alexie and Nafisi are influenced by the society in which they were born and look to literature to remove the limit of existence. Sherman Alexie is an Indian who is working frankly with students of the Catholic school system to help students book a course to the world. "Underground" lecture to hide her country's educational activities

By reading "Joy of reading and writing: Superman and I", I got a different perspective on reading and writing. Sherman Alexie, raised at the Spokane Reserve in Wellpinit, Washington, explains his life as an Indian boy and how literacy will help his success in his life. The purpose of Alexie is to discuss how to learn how he first reads and writes, his wisdom as a young Indian boy, and Alexie's creative writing as an adult to Indian children. Alexie learned not only reading but also reading. He uses passion for reading, presses himself through the school system, releases himself from the stereotypes, stupid, quiet, poor, and fails life. Show more

Sherman Aleksey wrote "Joy of Reading and Writing: Superman and I" in order to let the reader know about the challenge he faced as a young Indian boy and should not be educated by social standards. Alexis uses his personal experience as a young and intelligent Indian to express his view. Love for his book arises from his love and worship for his father. At the age of three, Alexei remembered how he taught himself how to read himself by analyzing Superman's cartoon book. Let's tell stories by making stories with pictures. Then he continued to realize the purpose of the paragraph, saying "Paragraph is a fence containing text". Alexie then saw everything like this. By using the method he created, it made it possible for him to gain reading knowledge.

In a short autobiographical story "Joy of reading and writing: Superman and I", an Indian man, Sherman Alexey, is talking about his journey to learn how to read. Sherman Aleksey grew up in an Indian settlement in eastern Washington State. His family was considered very poor in American society, but when he was detained he was from a middle-class family. This shows how difficult it is to protect lives and how much poverty is there. I do not remember how he learned how to pronounce, but he knows that he is three years old. His father is passionate about reading and will buy cheap books from pawnbrokers, salvation armed forces and other cheap shops. It was erased at Alexis who was about to "read" the book his father had. He learned the verses and then began to tie everything in the world with them. He grew up in Spokane's Indian Settlement and was forced to neglect school and study, yet he worked hard to save his life.