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English, 09.02.2021 08:50 kitttimothy55

- In the last sentence of this chapter Reyna is sitting at her desk in school. She reaches for her pencil and “clutched it tightly” in her left hand (54). What do Reyna’s actions tell the reader about who she is becoming as a person, even though she is only in first grade?

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