Summary of Reyna Grande's The Distance Between Us (eBook, ePUB)
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Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Book Preview:#1 The United States is a much more powerful entity than La Llorona, the weeping woman who takes children away. It takes away parents, not children.#2 When my mother left to sell Avon products, I would often go with her. But when she said she wouldn't be gone for long, I knew it would be different. I never imagined that not too long would turn out to be never, because I never got my mother back.#3 I was too young to understand the risks my mother was taking, but I could see how she had changed walking down the stree...
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Book Preview:
#1 The United States is a much more powerful entity than La Llorona, the weeping woman who takes children away. It takes away parents, not children.
#2 When my mother left to sell Avon products, I would often go with her. But when she said she wouldn't be gone for long, I knew it would be different. I never imagined that not too long would turn out to be never, because I never got my mother back.
#3 I was too young to understand the risks my mother was taking, but I could see how she had changed walking down the street. She no longer looked down at the ground because she was afraid of the rocks tripping her.
#4 My grandmother's house was located in a poor town in Mexico called Iguala de la Independencia. The house was surrounded by a corral. To the east of the house was an unpaved street that led to the church, the school, and the tortilla mill. To the west was a dirt road that led past Don Rubén's house and curved east to the dairy farm, the canal, and the highway.
#1 The United States is a much more powerful entity than La Llorona, the weeping woman who takes children away. It takes away parents, not children.
#2 When my mother left to sell Avon products, I would often go with her. But when she said she wouldn't be gone for long, I knew it would be different. I never imagined that not too long would turn out to be never, because I never got my mother back.
#3 I was too young to understand the risks my mother was taking, but I could see how she had changed walking down the street. She no longer looked down at the ground because she was afraid of the rocks tripping her.
#4 My grandmother's house was located in a poor town in Mexico called Iguala de la Independencia. The house was surrounded by a corral. To the east of the house was an unpaved street that led to the church, the school, and the tortilla mill. To the west was a dirt road that led past Don Rubén's house and curved east to the dairy farm, the canal, and the highway.
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