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Review Of Budhos 'Crafting Hooks'

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The figure jerk like dangling sticks on the pages (Marina Budhos 43) This quote grabbed my eye when I was reading. The way Budhos/Nadira calls geometry figures “dangling sticks” I think proves that Nadira can 't focus. The next sentence she complains she can 't focus like her sister. Budhos likes using similes. I enjoy reading similes because they create images in my mind. I am looking towards reading more similes in the future. In this quote Nadria is referencing to her geometry homework, to me this describes what it feels like when i 'm trying to concentrate and there is alot of distractions. During this part of the book when the author uses this sentence Taslima and Auntie are disagreeing and Uncle and Abba are arguing about the

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