The Very Hungry Caterpillar's The Help

As school comes to the last week, we take a walk, one that leads us back to the beginning of our schooling, one where we picked books based off how many fingers we held up when we couldn't understand a word's, one that lead us to reading those Shakespeare books, that well most of us dread. As the first afternoon class of kindergarten set upon us, we were first told to grab a seat on the rainbow mat, and read along to the Hungry Caterpillar. Middle school began a phase of students running around holding up three fingers representing the death in the middle school beloved book The Hunger Games. As we grow up we realize that race of one person becomes an issue, The Help, a touching book leaves us to learn how those women felt as they were told they had to take care of rich white womens homes. Fair minded that we all began with one simple book to get at the complexity level we are now at.
The Very Hungry Caterpillar this book left a mark on me, to this day can remember the first time we read it as a class, a simple book filled with color, learning experiences, and words most kindergardeners are clueless on the definition. The simplicity of color, additive words that when younger sound
so stunning, alongside the ability that this simple bug is willing to be himself and eat what he wants to become this beautiful butterfly. Furthermore The Hunger Games allows for a young girl to pull her bow and become a women of power proving her district to be in power. The book became my middle school favorite overnight, thus reading all three books my 7th grade year. Belatedly The Help a noteworthy book sets us on the path of women that are in charge of preparing and taking care of all the rich white women. Young women are touched by the nonsense that these women had been put through, learning from the mistakes that their ancestors might have put another through, and the complexity of these women's lifestyles.
The overall wellness of The Very Hungry Caterpillar,, leaves young children gathering their thoughts about how one small bug can become this magnificent butterfly, the author taught me that although what I might become might be brought on by something such as a lot of studying or keeping to myself, that in the end the emolument allows for the gift of self gathered happiness. As I grew up I quickly learned that the only way that I begin to gain control of my life and maturity about what I have grown to love does not have to satisfy others. The Hunger Games states a young girl that becomes talented with a bow, while I have become talented with both fighting and playing softball, two sports that are thought to be men's sports, I have grown to love them and stand up for those that are on my side. As the rights of these black women had been sacrificed, the Jim Crow laws that the wives of the house lived by changed how the white women were able to treat the blacks. Aibileen learns quickly that the paper still follows these rules and the women in that she has taken care of her daughter has written papers based on these law. Standing up for your own beliefs shows us how the power that one person holds may change the beliefs of others around them, I now speak my mind and stand up for those that may not be in the same situation, or a loving environment and will show what may be needed.
The Hunger Games, a series that is truly based on the sole happiness of others influences both team players along with Katniss herself to together state how the killing of other players from outstanding districts.
Therefore if the question is asked what plays a larger role on one's life making them who they are, I would choose environment. Katniss would never think about killing those around her just to keep the act of a game. The game allowed her to make them herself known for her quick actions. While in life our environment controls how we make decisions, we have promptly learned how to control our environmental aspects in our lives to become who we want, but without a social aspect all humans would never care what others think, although we spend hours a week doing our hair and
makeup.