McAPUSH: Berenice Hernandez, Coming of Age in Mississippi

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Sunday, August 4, 2013

Berenice Hernandez, Coming of Age in Mississippi

I read Coming of Age in Mississippi. This book stood out to me because it is an autobiography. I like to read autobiographies because I enjoy reading about other people's life's and what they had to go through. Another thing that I liked about this book was that it was about a young girl who was part of a big family that had to overcome different challenges as she grew up. I do recommend this book to other people because its easy to read. I felt that this book flowed very well and it kept me interested, which is unusual for books that I have to read for school.