Nov5/6

 Reading the first five letters of The Color Purple made me feel sad for Celie because she goes through so much pain at a young age. It was hard to see how people treated her like she didn’t matter. Even though she didn’t have much support, I could tell she was strong in her own quiet way. Her voice felt real and honest, and it made me want to keep reading to see her grow.

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