Bread Givers Literature & Language Book Review Essay

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Bread Givers
The novel “Bread Givers” by Anzia Yezierska reflects on the life of ancient women who were not given space to exploit their talents. It explains the need for allowing women to pursue their passion for succeeding. As an immigrant, in modern society, it gives meaning to diversity as an outsider seeking to belong (Yezierska, 213). It illustrates the theme of community and perception in chapter Outcast. Such has a proper correlation with modern world discrimination based on race by explaining how Sara, the Jewish girl, was viewed and treated by the Americans for being different. The overall book shows its motive as the voice for women.
The book revealed the importance of every member in the s...