Absolutely True Diary Of A Part-Time Indian Analysis

The literary elements on the text did have some sort of influence on the text because of cartoons depict what the main character is ruminating about. Although there are a few books that have such form of what Sherman Alexie. Even though the book seems like an ordinary quotidian book that we see in a teen/young adult novel it isn't anything new to me in my opinion. This book was really easy to comprehend. Sherman Alexie uses language, archetype and positive narrative in his book, to portray the theme perseverance, to convey the message whatever life brings you never give up. It does do an overall effect on the text by the language he uses. For instance, the way Sherman Alexie’s language is portrayed onto a 14 year old’s way of thinking and acting. The author writes very lively and exuberantly and the teenage narrator
Some are for pure entertaining. These drawings are where Junior's persona and apprehension shine through the most. The portrayal of the illustration helps the reader to view the world through Junior's perspective, that of a gifted, crushed teenager.The Absolutely True Diary Of a Part-Time Indian did slightly influence me as a reader because it had words such as, boner and shit. Never have I ever, encountered such words in any assigned book by a teacher. In The Absolutely True Diary Of a Part-Time Indian, Sherman Alexie uses the language of an everyday teenager to accentuate how he may have spoken when he was a teenager or to just add a dramatic effect to the main character's thoughts. The author also uses archetype to show a character's personality. For example Rowdy is portrayed as a hot headed, mad kid who can’t control his feelings. This impacts us readers and our minds makes up the character in our head. Naturally, we would make a connection to other things in our life to connect to a certain type of character in the book. Back to the example of