their homes in the first place? In the memoir, three little words, by Ashley Rhodes-Courter, the author is faced with the removal from her home at a young age. Throughout the memoir, Rhodes-Courter feels extremely abandoned by all who foster her and wants to go home to her mother. Rhodes-Courter’s problem makes her act out in her foster placements and makes her feel lonely when she is removed from the placing days later. Clearly, Rhodes-Courter needs one gift: an imaginary friend. An imaginary friend
The depiction of masculinity and femininity in American literature shows how American culture, its excellent and destructive norms, and societal expectations intersect and ultimately influence how writers from different periods perceive their art and comprehend the world. In this article, I analyze the influence of gender roles in the literature written by Anne Bradstreet and Hannah Webster Foster, where "The Coquette" is the novel's title. We seek to bring to light in common how both authors came