Summary Of Annie Dillard's Childhood
Did you think your childhood was memorable and exciting?
In the essay “An American Childhood’ by Annie Dillard, she talks about her childhood how her dad did not allow her to go out, although her mother let her go to the park to see Walter Milligan play at the park. Walter was her Annie’s’ crush, that she watches from the sideline. Also, she was talking about how she memorizes the way to get home and every back road too and how her family moves from house to house but never far from the park. Finally, how the school system was in her time. Furthermore, I feel like her childhood is memorable and exciting because the way she is talking about her family and how she uses to go outside without letting her dad know that she goes places. In beginning
In the essay “An American Childhood’ by Annie Dillard, she talks about her childhood how her dad did not allow her to go out, although her mother let her go to the park to see Walter Milligan play at the park. Walter was her Annie’s’ crush, that she watches from the sideline. Also, she was talking about how she memorizes the way to get home and every back road too and how her family moves from house to house but never far from the park. Finally, how the school system was in her time. Furthermore, I feel like her childhood is memorable and exciting because the way she is talking about her family and how she uses to go outside without letting her dad know that she goes places. In beginning