Comparison Of Sherman Alexie's Superman And Me

Sherman Alexie’s, “Superman and Me” helped me remember how I developed my passion for reading as a child. From the moment I was able to read, I cherished this form of media. While other children my age viewed reading as a chore or a burden, I read for the endless possibilities it provided my imagination. Reading gives an individual the opportunity to learn new information, while creating new thoughts. My parents worked multiple jobs to provide my sisters and me with what they considered necessary for us. Given out circumstances, we found other means of entertainment. When we did not have luxuries such as cable, my sisters and I would have to find other ways to keep ourselves entertained. When we weren’t riding our bikes around the block, we would collect old books from our friends and
I decided that the only way that I would truly be able to enjoy and get my thoughts across through this media would be to create my own stories. I came up with an idea for a comic book about a boy who helped his friends through daily situations. I can’t even remember the title of the book but I do remember the concept of my comic. Each series would be focused on a new characters struggle and the protagonist would have to help them through their struggles. I chose this concept after completing The Bully for the third time. I thought to myself, “what if these characters had a friend who they could trust and speak about their daily struggles to?”
My choosing to become a doctor may have stemmed from the ideas that I took away from the various books that I read over the years. To this day, I try to view all writing pieces as an opportunity to not only achieve my goals, but to also help inspire a young child to become a better person or appreciate reading as I do. Books and reading Most of all, I am on the path to a profession that will allow me to help others daily such, as the character in my comics