Breath, Eyes, Memory

In her acclaimed 1994 novel Breath, Eyes, Memory, author Edwidge Danticat uses symbolism, particularly colors and motifs, to articulate certain themes, feelings, emotions and other points that she...

Martine loves the daffodil's that grow in Haiti. She appreciates them because they grow in a place that they aren't supposed. They've been brought to Haiti from European settlers, and should not...

Breath, Eyes, and Memory is the story of the protagonist Sophie Caco, a girl living with her aunt Atie in Haiti. Sophie's mother Martine has migrated to New York in search of a better life. When...

In this essay, you could talk about the fact that, thanks to migration, Martine and Sophie have two different lives: they have a life in Haiti and a life in New York. For Sophie as a young child,...

Sofia, who lives in Haiti and New York, is one member of a family of migrants. When Sophie was young, her mother, Martine, left Haiti for New York, where she settled and worked, and Sofia remained...

Chabin is treated differently because he's an albino. Albinism is a congenital disorder characterized by a complete or partial absence of pigmentation in the skin, hair, and eyes. In some...