Reading the Woman Warrior

 

Reading the Woman Warrior

The Woman Warrior was equally an exciting book to read. The author has effectively used the first-person point of view to ensure that the readers of this book understand the message that Kingstone is trying to explain. The challenge that I came across in this case was the dark thinking and reasoning that the author uses in the creation of the book. For instance, Kingstone recreates the story of her aunt giving birth in a pigsty and the same aunt’s ghost walking around, without a person to offer gifts to.

I feel that this was the worst experience that the aunt went through, and since she is family, it is important to respect her. To a certain extent, this act is reflective of an aspect of alienation in the family, which should not be shared with the readers. This is because the readers tend to value the reasoning of the author and want to associate with the author. I managed to overcome this challenge through self-talk, where I told myself that not everyone would find fault in a specific way of talking.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Work Cited

Kingston, M. (2020). the Woman Warrior [Ebook] (1st ed.). Retrieved 27 February 2020, from.