'A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, A Story of a Little Girl, Mary Frances Nolan\r'

'Betty Smith isnt well cognize for her more works, but the one book that roughly e trulyone has heard round, is A Tree Grows in Brooklyn. In this allegory she give tongue tos herself to be an root of great depth and knowledge; she gives us a peek into the complex homophile soul. This book gives great insight into demeanor; it shows why many people hit to become more or lessone break down and how some people are equal to ladder up to a better lay in life even though there are tremendous betting odds and A Tree Grows in Brooklyn touches everyones hearts.\r\nIt is about a little girl, Mary Frances Nolan (also known as Francie), growing up in the poorer part f Brooklyn with a drunken, relation waiter for a father. This father in some way always makes her feel so surplus and â€Å"normal”. She lives with her severely realistic mother, her father, and a brother(Neeley) who is privileged as the â€Å"favorite kidskin”. Francie is treated poorly throughout a im because she is so different and independent.\r\nFrancie always unbroken to herself and was the silent studious type, which deepened the division between herself and the other of the At a very young age Francie learned how of import funds is as well as the division in society caused by money as well as upbringing. Because of this division and Neeleys favoritism, Francie becomes the sole provider for the family aft(prenominal) the her fathers death. She goes to work straight after commencement exercise from grade school and never gets to book the pleasure and luxury of a steep school parchment, but that doesnt stop her from her inhalations.\r\nHer dreams of piteous up in the world, to a step up were you dont have to worry about where your following meal comes from; a place where money doesnt necessarily make you voluminous. This may expectant like a ridicules dream considering that today a high school diploma is mandatory for veryone. At this point in time; however, very few people, without wealth, were competent to get a higher education or even be able to go to high school.\r\nYet nobody can stop Francie from completing her dream. This fantastic book cuts right to the heart of life. It show the true American dream; the dream of higher education and a better and equal way of life for everyone. The novel tells this dream through one surplus girl who realizes that she can be and do better. If you dont read A Tree Grows in Brooklyn you will be denying yourself a rich experience of the true American dream.\r\n'