Personal Narrative: Mackenzie

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Mackenzie was the new girl at her new school. It was hard for her because she had to leave all her friends and on top of that, her best friends moved to Paris. This relates to my life because I was also the new girl at my school. For Mackenzie, it didn’t a while to make many friends. I relate to that because I already had friends I knew who went to Pierce such as my friends Melissa. On the first day of school, Mackenzie didn’t know her way around the school It was the same for me because I didn’t know where any of the classrooms were. We both relate to the same thing because we were both the new kids. As the school year progressed for Mackenzie she started making more and new friends. When the school year also started to progress I started
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