What are marita's feelings about the importance of succeeding in school?

In Malcon Gladwell's work, Marita is a poor young woman, the daughter of a single mother, who has the perception that education is her only chance for a better life. For that Marita had to give up her right to childhood to assume the responsibility of studying in a high school that demanded her absolute dedication, even so young she clung to the opportunity she had, because she saw in education her only possibility of success.

García’s background in journalism helps her conduct research and use realistic details.

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