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Analysis Of Kristin Lewis 'Article Swimming For Her Life'

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In the article swimming for her life by: Kristin Lewis. The main character in the article is Yusra Mardini.Some details about her is she is 18years old and she lives in Syria.The problems she faced was she lived in Syria during a war.Another problem she faced was she needed to flee so that means she will become a refugee.What caused the problem to occur was only some people liked the owner of the country so they were trying to get rid of him.which made the war start.Yusra handled the problem by fleeing with her sister. They had some one help them but they tried puting 18 people in a 6 person boat.But when they started going the motor stopped and water started spilling in. So Yusra and her sister jumped in the water and they pushed it over

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