In the novel "One Crazy Summer" by Rita Williams-Garcia, the narrator grapples with the reality of her relationship with her mother, Cecile. The narrator struggles with feelings of resentment and betrayal, recognizing that Cecile's inability to accept her role as a mother has caused significant emotional pain. The character of Big Ma represents a contrasting maternal figure, showcasing the strength and stability that Cecile lacks.
The narrator's disdain for Cecile's actions...