In letters 6 -10, we see how Celie starts noticing the strength of people around her, like Shug Avery’s independence and confidence. Think about someone in your life who inspires you to be stronger or more confident. What qualities do they have that you admire and try to learn from?

 Prompt Response: Celie begins to notice the strength and independence of people around her.


Summary: During these letters, Celie's life continues to be filled with hardship and abuse, but we start to see moments of change.


Reflection: Someone who inspires me to be stronger is my mom. She always stands up for herself and the people she loves. She works hard and doesn't give up easily, and carries herself with pride no matter what.

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