This style portrays the story very well and makes it easier to understand. Also, the language is this book is funny and causes readers to pay attention to the words and think about them.

This style is effective because it causes readers to pay attention because of not knowing what happens next in the story. The author uses her words to tell the story of Eliza from when she was a child and her mother died to when she was an adult and she was looking for a home and a job.

She also has to decide where she thinks her stable home and place to belong is. At the end of the book, Eliza has to decide who she cares about and who loves her. I don't belong anywhere, thanks to you.' (page 130). For example, Eliza says, 'And what am I fit to do? I can't go back. When she goes to live in the Professor's house and begins lessons, she realizes that being accepted might be difficult. After her mother died, her father treated her poorly, took money from her to pay rent, and sold her to Higgins for five pounds. While her mother was alive, she was Eliza's stability. She wants security and stability, and a place where she is loved. Throughout this whole book, Eliza is searching for a home or a place to belong. The theme of this book is being accepted. The author is trying to show readers the different levels of society at this point in time and is trying to point out the flaws. Her own father did not want to take care of her anymore. However, before being taught to speak properly, Eliza was not accepted by people in the middle or upper class, and after being taught by Higgins, she was no longer accepted by her friends in the lower class. With the help of Professor Higgins, Eliza was able to get off of the streets and be accepted in a real home. By using Eliza as the main character, readers are able to see the way she was before and after she was educated. The author's purpose in writing this book is to show people the different classes in society and how one person can move from lower class to upper middle class. This book teaches readers about the different classes in society and the way certain people were treated. The author does a great job of describing the events and the themes of this book. This story shows how one girl transformed from an uneducated girl working on the streets to a proper lady functioning in society. My Fair Lady by Monica Dickens is a story about Eliza Doolittle, a young girl growing up in the 20th century.

My Fair Dork by Daisy Harris