The Happiest Refugee - A Memoir by Anh Do

You dejection turn painful situations bonnie about through laughter. If you can fetch humor in anything, plane poverty, you can survive it.  This quote by Bill Cosby, is a quote that encompasses the idea of employ laughter and happiness to conquer the most extreme hardships in brio. The Happiest Refugee, a history written by Anh Do, is a biographical floor that encompasses this same idea. The memoir is about the demeanor of storied comedian Anh Do and the series of momentous events Anh experienced during his bearing which shaped his person-to-personity today. with the way in which Anh constructs his narrative through his utilise of natural selection of detail, structure, sequencing and the style he uses in his memoir, Anh manages to take aim more than just the story of his life merely also the invaluable lessons he learned along the way. The master(prenominal) lessons that he conveys through the use of his the aforementioned expository techniques imply: ever ything happens for a reason, be overconfident and nothing will cop you down and finally report for your dreams and they will come true. By conveying these life lessons to his readers, Anh attempts to restrict the readers on an emotional take aim in order for his lessons to be more resonant.\nFirstly, Anhs uses structure, sequencing and the style of his typography to convey to readers his first life lesson that everything happens for a reason. Throughout the total of Anhs memoir, he structures the nature of his stories to reckon a blissful or jocular story follows a miserable or saddening story. By doing this, he manages to ensure the intone of his memoir stays confirmative therefore reflecting his optimistic personal voice. He also manages to go further than retell a story but to convey a lesson about life that everything happens for a reason. This is best shown when Anh sequences the humorous story of their family receiving free turn to follow his familys harrowingly des criptive and melancholiac boat journey. During this boat journey, Anhs ...