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Anna Quindlen’s essay,School’s Out for Summer manifested the effect that summer break has on hungry children in America.She is effective in the use of persuasion as well as her superb use of real world situations. It supplies exemplary representation of hunger from different perspectives. Quindlen’s essay distinctly explains how and why it is so difficult for kids to be well fed throughout the summer months ,she includes examples that correlate to her argument as well as convincing reasons to support her claims.
The main point Quindlen returns to is why it is so difficult for people to feed their children and how the children suffer.The essay makes sure to explicate why hunger is somewhat unheard of in America.She explains that the parents of the hungry children “loath to talk” about how they struggle .She also gives detailed examples like how it is not typically the “homeless or out of work parents” that they see in food banks but the those who work minimum wage jobs and can't afford to feed their families off that salary.The essay describes how frustrating applying for government assistance can be like filling out twelve pages of forms or being turned down because of new policies.
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The main purpose of including that fact is to deeply express how many children are miss one to two meals every day when schools is