Analysis Of School's Out For Summer By Anna Quindlen
Never Stop Giving
“School’s Out for Summer,” written by Anna Quindlen, is a persuasive writing trying to support starvation. The intention of this article is to show how students all over the United States have nothing to eat while family members are gone at work. Anna’s argument is very effective, giving great detail into what it is being done. As she argues we as Americans can do more, she gives information how others are helping. “One food bank in Nevada decided to send trucks to the parks for tailgate lunches,” or “Washington D.C. has done better than any other city in the country.” These statements show some of the country is trying their hardest to help stop child hunger. Quindlen states “summer is often a scramble of scheduling,”
“School’s Out for Summer,” written by Anna Quindlen, is a persuasive writing trying to support starvation. The intention of this article is to show how students all over the United States have nothing to eat while family members are gone at work. Anna’s argument is very effective, giving great detail into what it is being done. As she argues we as Americans can do more, she gives information how others are helping. “One food bank in Nevada decided to send trucks to the parks for tailgate lunches,” or “Washington D.C. has done better than any other city in the country.” These statements show some of the country is trying their hardest to help stop child hunger. Quindlen states “summer is often a scramble of scheduling,”