Better Homes and Gardens by Catherine Moffat is about a homeless family. Where it is the narrator as the narrator. Family handles in their car, men always sleep in different places, they are always on the beach, so the kids have some fun in the low, the Greek machine is once in the middle of the park, where the children also have the opportunity to buy their teeth in the park toilets when they must have the box their clothes go to a laundry.
Characterization
The main character in the novel "Better Homes and Gardens" by Catherine Moffat is a male narrator. He is also the main character in the story, and the narrative follows his views. The narrator is a child. He goes to the same school as his younger sister and hopes to become a cook when he grows up. Because he is homeless, the narrator feels that he is not like the other people: "The grace is too little to understand how important it is to seem normal, but Dad and I do. The kids at school start to notice something strange about me. A bit like when one's parents or family may notice when something is wrong, but you can't really come out with it. We are also told that the narrator has a school uniform that is really tight under his arms. He also has a school backpack and under the uniform he wears a white T-shirt. He is also described wearing a workout suit or swimwear. As for being told he is a young boy, he behaves very mature in relation to his friends and age. He feels he has some responsibility for his younger sister and is constantly aware of her and there is also a quote in the text where he says "It is my job to see that she is safe". He does a lot of things for her, like following her to the car, carrying her backpack and many other things.
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