English, 08.09.2020 21:01 ladybugys

Prayers for the stolen Ladydi's school friends, Maria, Paula, and Estefani, share many of the same struggles as Ladydi, but they each ultimately experience life in
Guerrero differently. How do their stories enrich Ladydi's in the novel? Do
their stories contribute to conversations about real-life issues at stake? If
so, in what way? Develop your response fully and please include evidence to
support your response.

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