How the story "Daughter of Invention" by Julia Alvarez relate to society?
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Julia Alvarez 's "Daughter of Invention" relates to society because it explores the nature of cultural conflicts that occur often in families who have immigrated to America from other countries. In the story, Cukita's family is from the Dominican Republic, and the...
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