LA writing – Phạ m Khánh Lâm:

The Circuit by Francisco Jimenez was about a Mexican boy named

Francisco and his family. They cross the border from Mexico to
California for a better life as migrant workers. They packed up and
moved each season to find work, only to endure hardships and the
struggle of having to start over every few months. Then, when they
moved to Corcoran after living in Santa Maria, their lives also changed.
He was already at his second school in California. The good news was
that he made a friend there right away, but the bad news was that
that friend also disappeared. Once Panchito arrived in Fresno, he would
meet friendly neighbors and make new friends, which made him
happier. By the end of the book, Francisco and his family move back to
Francisco's favorite city, Santa Maria.

In my opinion, Panchito is a hard-working boy who helped his family a

lot to improve their lives. He also made an effort to make money and
has emotional feelings. Luckily, he had a chance to go to school. I
appreciate him.