Wicked Girl written by Isabel Allende portrays many everyday life themes throughout her short story. Isabel Allende's composition style is a great deal more clear and sexual than the stories from the two past writers that we read. Her written work style is exceptionally imaginative.” This is a new readership for me. In order to learn about it, I facilitated reading groups for kids ages 11 to 17 during the course of a year. I discovered that although modern children are perceived as very reluctant to read, there are many who book addicts are. When offered an interesting story, they not only read it, they also recommend it passionately. For this book, I used shorter sentences, fewer adjectives, direct action from the very beginning, and more colloquial dialogue. The research and the writing were just as demanding as for an adult novel” (Rochman 591). I for one like her works since I am a film generation major and I can without much of a stretch picture her stories as though they were really being…show more content… She doesn’t really recall any of the events that happen that last time she was home but Bernal still awaits for her arrival things there would still be some sort of feelings still there. He asks her to the kitchen for a drink and began to pour out an apology to her about the past. Little did he know is that Elena doesn’t remember anything from her childhood. In the ladies' lives, enthusiasm is imperative. All through the story, adore changes. Elena's mom, who had become ugly from years of diligent work, blooms under Bernal's strokes, acting like a young lady in adoration. Elena demonstrates the youthful fixation of a first arousing to sexual sentiments as she stalks her prey around the boardinghouse and watches her mom have intercourse. Love and sex are a piece of ladies' lives. The solid lady appreciates these things yet does not give them a chance to control her
