Who would the book appeal to? I think this book would appeal to older people that have alot of time on thier hands and have nothing else to do.
What about it is appealing? The only thing i can find appealing about this book so far is when she pees on herself at church other than that this book has not been that much interesting.
What obstacles should student readers of this book be ready for? some obstacales i think student readers are going to run into is the context of the book. It's wording is one from back in the slavery times so there might be an issue with that but a issue their definettly are going to run into is its way of exxagerating on scences.
What would students need to know about in order to understand the book? Students will need to know how to stay awake in order to follow this book and also how to have the capability to withstand a boring intro.
What issues does the book deal with that students might be interested in discussing? I think one situation that will be a topic of disscusion throught the book will be maya peeing on herself at church.
Is there any “mature” content in the book? If so, what kind of content? How would you deal with such content in class? Yes there is mature content in this text. The mature content in this book is Rape. The way to deal with that is to hit head on and dont sugar coat anything. My Modo leave it all on the table, that way you have nothing left unanswerd