She learns to embrace her new identity and let go of her past from "summary" of Esperanza Rising (Scholastic Gold) by Pam Muñoz Ryan
As Esperanza faces the challenges of her new life in California, she gradually comes to terms with her changed circumstances. Initially resistant to the idea of leaving behind her privileged life in Mexico, she begins to see the value in hard work and humility. Through her experiences working in the fields alongside others from different backgrounds, she learns to appreciate the dignity of labor and the importance of community. As she adapts to her new identity as a farmworker, Esperanza also learns to let go of the trappings of her past life. She sheds her fancy clothes and material possessions, recognizing that true value lies not in wealth but in relationships and personal growth. Letting go of her pride and entitlement, she opens herself up to new experiences and connections that enrich her life in unexpected ways. Esperanza's journey toward...
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