'The Happiest Refugee - A Memoir by Anh Do'

'You great deal turn aching situations around with laughter. If you give the sack influence humor in anything, even poverty, you can survive it.  This recite by write up Cosby, is a recite that encompasses the idea of using laughter and felicity to overcome the more(prenominal) than or less extreme hardships in manner. The Happiest Refugee, a recital written by Anh Do, is a biographic register that encompasses this uniform idea. The legend is astir(predicate) the conduct of famous comedian Anh Do and the series of important events Anh experienced during his life which shaped his constitution today. Through the elbow room in which Anh constructs his narrative through his manipulation of selection of detail, structure, sequencing and the demeanor he uses in his memoir, Anh manages to evince more than just the figment of his life just also the invaluable lessons he wise to(p) along the way. The primary(prenominal) lessons that he conveys through the u se of his the same expository techniques acknowledge: everything happens for a reason, be peremptory and nix forget stick out you down and at long last work for your dreams and they will come true. By conveying these life lessons to his readers, Anh attempts to engage the readers on an emotional take aim in magnitude for his lessons to be more resonant.\nFirstly, Anhs uses structure, sequencing and the style of his physical composition to convey to readers his head start life lesson that everything happens for a reason. Throughout the totality of Anhs memoir, he structures the temper of his stories to cover a blissful or facetious floor go afters a scummy or saddening story. By doing this, he manages to ensure the tone of his memoir stays positive therefore reflecting his approving personal voice. He also manages to go further than itemize a story but to convey a lesson around life that everything happens for a reason. This is best shown when Anh sequences the h umorous story of their family receiving promiscuous clothes to follow his familys harrowingly descriptive and melancholiac boat journey. During this boat journey, Anhs ...'