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... In A Tree Grows In Brooklyn Betty Smith helps the reader comprehend that life isnt fair, good things can come from ugly places, and all things must come to an end. I could clearly see that one of the major themes in this book that life wasnt fair. ...
A Tree Grows In Brooklyn is a story about Francene and her struggle of growing up in a poor neighborhood in Brooklyn. ... Many people have stated that because of A Tree Grows In Brooklyn they have realized how lucky and blessed they were, and yes I agree that compared to Francie I am very lucky, but I already knew that there were poor people around the world. A Tree Grows In Brooklyn really just made me realize that lifes not fair for a lot of people, Im not the only one dealing with this problem, and its a little reassuring for me to know that there are others in this world going through the same stuff. ... Then there was the tree that never gave up. This tree was very special and is mentioned so many times throughout A Tree Grows In Brooklyn because it grew in the tenants district, and the tree grew out of the cement in a bad neighborhood and survived.
Approximate Word count = 947
Approximate Pages = 3.8
(250 words per page double spaced)
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