In the book Barrio Boy, the author uses chronological order to reveal the details of the story. Discuss whether the use of this technique is effective or not.
The most important idea of the first paragraph is that entering a new school, especially one in a foreign country, can be very intimidating for a young child.
Why does Ernesto Galarza compare Lincoln School and his school in Mazatlan? He wishes to show that he prefers the school he had attended in Mexico
He wishes to show that in Mexico the principal of a school is always a man. He wishes to show that he feels insecure at a new school in a new country.
Barrio Boy is an autobiographical novel by Ernesto Galarza, which details his family's flight from their small Mexican village and subsequent struggles to adapt to life in America. Ernesto and his family flee their small Mexican village when the government begins drafting young men for the resistance army.
